慢慢赢_带单日记

Don't bring friends along to trade cryptocurrencies

I once took someone into the crypto world starting with 1400U, and after the funds grew to 54,000U, I still blocked him.

When he entered the market, his account was already liquidated, leaving only 1400U. He was a typical 'scared yet unwilling to give up' retail investor, worried about losing more and wanting to quit the market, seeking quick money without patience.

I advised him to allocate 10% for trading, but he questioned whether it was possible to make big money. I emphasized that we were here to turn things around, and he followed my advice.

Three days later, he made a profit of 36%. I let him operate independently with the profits and started the first step of rolling over—using profits to generate more profits.

After that, we spent day and night analyzing the market, successfully extracting interest without touching the principal. His funds gradually increased from 1400U to 1900U, 5200U, 8700U...

On the 28th day, he asked if he could bring someone in, and I sensed he was getting carried away. On the 34th day, he heavily invested in altcoins without reporting it and lost 43%.

I asked him why, and he said he wanted to test his own logic, and from there he fell into a gambler's mindset. On the 36th day, I blocked him.

Blocking him wasn't because he lost money, but because he forgot the key point: true success comes not from one-time big wins, but from strictly adhering to discipline and consistently executing, treating profits as the next bullet.

Those who can survive in the crypto world are those who can control themselves and stick to discipline. The amount of principal is not important; the key is to roll over according to the rhythm and operate by the rules. Only those who are self-disciplined and overcome the 'gambler's mindset' are the winners.

I have been in the cryptocurrency space for eight years, and the craziest and most unforgettable memory is undoubtedly the carnival in 2017 led by Bitcoin BTC. $BANK

That year, I had the foresight to choose Bitcoin, starting to buy in batches from around $900. $DENT

Who would have thought that in just three months, it would soar to nearly $20,000. $PROM

The numbers in my account skyrocketed like a rocket, increasing more than twenty times.

At that time, every day when I opened my eyes, the first thing I did was eagerly open the market software. Watching the asset amount continuously climb, I even began to envision that this money was enough to purchase a property outright in a bustling city.

However, human greed played a role, and I never pressed that crucial sell button. Soon after, BTC began a cliff-like downward trend, plummeting to about $3,000.

The unrealized gains vanished like a dream, with eighty percent of the profit evaporating instantly, and the dream of buying a house turned into a bubble.

This painful experience taught me a profound lesson: in the cryptocurrency space, knowing how to buy is just the entry point; true experts are well-versed in the art of selling.

The following take-profit and stop-loss strategy is a valuable experience I gained through real money, especially suitable for ordinary people who cannot monitor the market day and night.

For taking profits, I use the "ladder take-profit method":

Assuming BTC rises from $10,000 to $20,000, I first sell 30% of my position to recover my principal. Regardless of whether it rises or falls afterwards, my mindset remains stable;

When it rises to $30,000, I will further reduce my position by 30%; finally, for the remaining 40%, I set a trailing take-profit, so as long as the price falls back 15% from the peak, it will automatically sell all.

In this way, I can not miss the main upward trend while ensuring that profits will not be completely given back.

On the stop-loss side, I adhere to a strict rule: the loss on a single trade must never exceed 5% of the total principal. After each purchase, I immediately set up a conditional order, establishing a -10% stop-loss line to build a solid safety line for the trade.

The cryptocurrency space is never short of market movements, but if the principal is completely lost, the chance of making a comeback is utterly gone.

Over the past eight years, I have witnessed countless myths of overnight wealth, as well as more people losing everything in the fluctuations of the market.

Those who can truly leave with profits are often those who strictly adhere to discipline. @慢慢赢_带单日记

Trading cryptocurrencies has been over a decade, from liquidation to achieving financial freedom $STG

Relying on cryptocurrency trading to support my family, in 2024 my funds increased by 50 times. If it weren't for withdrawing funds twice to buy a house, it should have been 85 times. $ORDI

Today I will share my trading strategies and insights with friends in the crypto community $PORTAL

There is a saying, standing on the shoulders of giants allows you to work less for ten years.

At the end of the article, I will also talk about the most important position management.

For those who are fortunate to see this and want to improve their cryptocurrency trading skills, be sure to read carefully and study, and I suggest saving it!

Timing: Night is more stable

During the day, news is complicated, and market fluctuations are chaotic. After 9 PM, news is digested, and the K-line trend and direction are clearer, so I often choose to operate at this time.

Profit Handling: Take profits in time

In cryptocurrency trading, one should avoid greed. If there is a profit, part of it should be withdrawn. For example, if you earn 1000U, withdraw 300U first, and invest the rest. Many people lose everything due to greed, wanting more after making a profit, resulting in a total loss after a pullback.

Decision Basis: Rely on indicators

Trading based on feelings can easily lead to liquidation; I recommend using TradingView software and focusing on three indicators.
First is MACD, to see if there's a golden cross or death cross;
Second is RSI, to judge if it's overbought or oversold;
Third is Bollinger Bands, to pay attention to whether it is contracting or breaking out. At least two indicators should point in the same direction before considering entry.

Stop Loss Adjustment: Flexible changes

When you can monitor the market, if the market goes up, move the stop-loss position up. For example, if the buying price is 1000 and it rises to 1100, move the stop loss to 1050. If you can't monitor, set a hard stop loss at 3% to prevent sudden drops.
Withdrawal Planning: Reasonable allocation

The account balance is virtual wealth; withdrawing to a card is real income. For every profit made, withdraw 30% - 50% of the earnings. Don't fantasize about getting rich overnight by leaving everything in the market.
K-line Skills: Short-term strategies

For short-term trading, look at the 1-hour chart. If there are two consecutive bullish candles, it may be a good time to consider going long. During sideways fluctuations, check the 4-hour chart for support levels, and consider entry when the price approaches the support level.
Avoid Traps: Cautious operation

In cryptocurrency trading, avoid common traps. Don't leverage heavily, as a wrong direction means total loss;

Don't touch unfamiliar altcoins, as they can easily be exploited;

Only make a maximum of 3 trades a day to prevent emotional loss of control; never borrow money to trade cryptocurrencies, as that is a red line.

After 7 years in the cryptocurrency world, investing 10 million

The gains I have made are definitely not due to luck, but rather the result of learning from numerous losses.

Many people ask me about the tricks of selecting coins and making trades. In fact, my current method is surprisingly simple, yet it is these straightforward techniques that hold the key to making money.

When market fluctuations are large, many people cannot hold back and rush to operate, resulting in liquidation and devastating losses.

I used to make such foolish mistakes, and looking back now, I truly regret it.
Today, I will share a few of my "secrets"; just try to learn well:

When selecting coins, I always start from the gainers list. Only coins that have risen will have an active market, providing opportunities later. What’s the point of buying coins with no activity?

Don’t always stare at the K-line; I pay more attention to the monthly MACD. When a golden cross appears, I decisively enter the market; if there is no golden cross, I wait in cash.

The K-line reflects short-term fluctuations, but real opportunities are hidden in long-term trends. Don’t gamble on low-probability events like rebounds from overselling; the odds are stacked against you.

The 60-day line is something I look at every day. If the price retraces near the 70-day average and the trading volume increases, I dare to add to my position. At this time, you need to have confidence; when the signal appears, hold steady, and if it doesn’t, continue to wait.

After I enter the market, I never get greedy. If the price rises, I hold; if it falls below the line, I sell immediately. Many people can't bear to leave, always hoping for a market rebound, resulting in turning profits into losses.

Profit-taking also needs to have a rhythm; don’t expect to eat a whole cake in one bite. Sell half when it rises by 30%, and then sell half again when it rises by another 50%. The market changes quickly, and if you miss it, wait for the next opportunity.

The most important rule: if it falls below the 70-day line, withdraw immediately. No matter how long you have held your position, strictly enforce this rule; don’t argue with the market, and don’t joke with yourself. This rule has allowed me to survive.
In cryptocurrency trading, the simpler it is, the easier it is to execute. Don’t always think about making a big turnaround; it relies on discipline and emotional control.

All of this is based on my personal experiences of blood and tears.

Be obedient, and the cryptocurrency world will not treat you poorly; if you don’t understand the rules, it will definitely teach you a harsh lesson! @慢慢赢_带单笔记

34 years old, from Changsha, owns a second property in Shanghai, who would have thought that this eight-digit asset's confidence comes from $AXL

Initially, it only originated from a principal of 150,000, and at one point, it even dropped to just 50,000? $HYPER

At the beginning, I never thought I could reach this point, and I even let the 150,000 principal drop to just 50,000. But I didn’t change tracks midway; relying on a few 'simple rules' I stubbornly persisted: not chasing after flashy new concepts, but sticking to my verified logic for rolling capital. $G

During the most intense market wave, the core position gained 200 times returns in just 4 months, accumulating a principal of 20 million in one go. This sounds like a joke, but it is the result of countless late nights watching K-line charts for reviews and analyses.

Having deeply immersed myself in the crypto world over the years, I printed out my life-saving rules and posted them on my desk and bedside, fearing that greed might disrupt my focus. In fact, in the crypto space, surviving and making money doesn’t require mystical techniques; the core lies in adhering to these practical summaries of rules:

Mindset is prioritized over technique: don’t let fluctuations disrupt your mental state; maintaining rhythm is key;

Funds must be meticulously calculated: even with limited capital, capturing a certain large rise once a year is enough; never go all-in and gamble;

Cognition determines the profit ceiling: if your understanding is inadequate, the money earned will eventually flow away; practice techniques in simulated trading, and refine your mindset in real trading;

Leave room for medium to long-term: reserve ample liquid funds when planning, take profits selectively during rises, and increase positions in batches during drops;

Focus on short-term liquidity: only choose actively traded currencies, and absolutely avoid those with poor liquidity;
Understand the rules of fluctuations: sharp declines are often followed by quick rebounds, and slow declines are mostly gradual upward trends; understanding the rules helps avoid pitfalls;

Stop-loss is the life-saving bottom line: decisively stop-loss if direction judgment is wrong; preserving principal is essential for a chance to turn around;

Find the right method for short-term: closely monitor 15-minute K-lines, using KDJ and MACD indicators to lock in buying and selling points.

Under the iron rule of 'seven losses, two breakevens, and one profit' in the crypto space, being able to stand firm is simply about focusing on your own trading system. Now that my assets have crossed the eight-digit threshold, I want to share these practical insights that have stood the test of the market. Quick money in crypto relies on luck, while long-term profitability depends on rules.

I am Uncle Ying, not bragging or making empty promises, just sharing real experiences that can help you survive in the field. My practical communication team still has openings; whether to delve deeper together depends on your choice. @慢慢赢_带单笔记

I have seen someone turn 3000 yuan into 500,000 within three months $MET

I have also seen someone make 200,000 overnight but lose everything the next day due to a rash decision. $BAR

This is not merely luck, but a huge difference in the application level of rolling strategies. $UTK

In five years of contract practice, I have experienced countless ups and downs, ultimately summarizing the key points of rolling strategies as "steady" and "accurate"—be as steady as a rock when necessary, and as precise as an arrow when the time is right.

1. Guard: 90% of the time is spent waiting, and 10% of the time is spent profiting.

Newbies often fall into the trap of thinking "not trading means losing." If they do not operate for a day, they become anxious. But true profit-making experts are like lurking cheetahs, quietly waiting 90% of the time for the best prey to appear.

There was a fan, Xiao Li, who entered with 3000 yuan. Initially, he traded frequently, and after a month, he spent over 500 in fees and lost 25% of his account. He desperately came to me for help.

I taught him to learn to “guard the market,” only taking action when Bitcoin or Ethereum showed “explosive market conditions,” such as breaking key resistance levels or a significant increase in trading volume.

What is “explosive market conditions”?

There are three characteristics:

First, breaking key levels with increased volume; just like Bitcoin hovering around 25,000 dollars for a long time, suddenly a large bullish candle breaks through 26,000 dollars, with volume more than twice that of the previous day—it is a signal of capital inflow. Entering the market at this point, there is a high probability of good short-term gains.

Second, trends triggered by news, such as the introduction of significant favorable policies, where the market often continues to rise.

Third, sector linkage, like a collective rise in the public chain sector, with leading coins showing significant increases while other coins follow suit—this is a sector opportunity with relatively high safety.

The key to guarding the market lies in restraint. I let Xiao Li set a maximum of 2 trades per day, and before opening a position, he must observe the K-line for 10 minutes to restrain his impulses.

Remember, in the contract market, missing multiple opportunities is not terrifying; losing all capital due to one impulsive decision is what you will regret. Later, Xiao Li strictly followed the strategy and doubled his profits in two months.
In the past, he stumbled around in the dark alone; now the light is in my hands.
The light is always on, will you follow? @慢慢赢_带单日记

Don't Panic After a Surge, the 3-3-4 Incremental Positioning Method Helps You Face It Calmly $BTC

Upon waking up, the price of Bitcoin surged from $89,000 to $94,500. Many people either want to buy in fully out of fear of missing out or panic and short the market.

At this moment, my old friend with 6 years of experience as a "contrarian indicator" reminded me: "A rebound is not a good entry opportunity but a test of mindset."

Fear during a downturn can help us avoid pitfalls, while greed during a rebound can easily lead to misguided actions. The truly prudent approach is to use the 3-3-4 incremental positioning method to cope with market uncertainties.

The traps during a rebound are more subtle than during a crash: mistakenly viewing a rebound as bottom confirmation, chasing highs with no funds to add positions, and being stuck at high points with a collapsed mindset leading to panic selling. Incremental positioning can effectively avoid these pitfalls while locking in profits.

The core logic is clear: first, use 30% of your capital to test the market, then use another 30% to add positions when the trend or a pullback is confirmed, and finally, use 40% for ultimate replenishment, setting a good stop-loss level.

When the current price is $94,500, first invest 30% of your capital. There's no need to wait for the so-called "perfect timing"; test the market with 30% of your capital and keep 70% in reserve. There are two scenarios: if it rises to $98,000, the trend is confirmed; if it pulls back to $91,000, then add 30% to each position, which will keep the average cost within a reasonable range, avoiding missing out and being deeply trapped.

For the last 40% of the capital, wait for a key point: replenish when breaking through $100,000 or pulling back deeply to $88,000. The final average cost will be controlled between $90,800 and $96,800, providing a very high safety margin.

Set the stop-loss line at $84,500; if it drops below the rebound starting point by 5%, exit decisively. Total losses should be controlled between 7-10%, preserving most of the principal for the next opportunity.

If you are already trapped at $97,000, don’t panic; forget about the cost line and use the 3-3-4 method to lower the average price with incremental purchases, guided by market signals rather than emotions. Remember, what matters during a rebound is not courage, but the trading system. @慢慢赢_带单笔记

#加密市场反弹

An old player who has been trading cryptocurrencies for seven years tells you: Want to improve your trading win rate to its peak?

This "mechanical strategy" helps you achieve it—no esoteric predictions, no gifted enhancements, the core relies on fixed rules and strict execution. $ETH

1. Three-line moving average builds the core framework: only use the 5-day moving average (to grasp short-term rhythm), 15-day moving average (to judge medium-term trends), and 30-day moving average (to define the life support line).

The 30-day moving average is the core dividing line between bulls and bears; if the price stabilizes above it, opportunities become evident, while if it fails during fluctuations, risks escalate.

2. Currency selection iron rule: only focus on strong structures. Only two types of targets can be considered: one is a clear upward trending target, and the other is a sideways consolidation waiting to break through.

Firmly avoid downward pressure from moving averages and the clearly weakening "falling knife" market. Remember: attempting to bottom fish during a decline may seem like picking up a bargain, but it easily turns into a "bag holder" situation.

3. Position building principle: enter the market in portions, refuse to go all in.

Divide funds into three parts: enter 30% when the price breaks the 5-day moving average; add another 30% after stabilizing above the 15-day moving average; confirm stability above the 30-day moving average and invest the remaining 30%. Throughout the process, use moving average signals as the only standard, eliminating subjective judgments.

4. Holding stop loss: must exit decisively on a break.

The price stabilizes above which moving average, use that line as the basis for holding: if it pulls back without breaking, you can continue to hold; once it breaks, immediately reduce or liquidate your position. Directly liquidate if it breaks the 5-day moving average; if it breaks the 15-day moving average, first reduce by 30%, and if it then breaks the 5-day moving average, exit completely.

5. Selling strategy: signals are king, do not get attached to the battle.

If the price breaks below the 5-day moving average at a high point, first reduce by 30%; if it stops falling afterwards, you can keep the remaining position; if the 5-day, 15-day, and 30-day moving averages are all broken simultaneously, you must decisively liquidate and exit.

This strategy may seem simple but has been proven effective in practice. #Rules of Survival in the Crypto World The core is three points: no subjective embellishment, no blind guessing, and no violation of the system. The key to market profitability is not intelligence, but "strict adherence to the rules."

I never boast or exaggerate; I only share practical survival skills in the crypto world. Currently, the team has a few vacancies, and if you want to profit steadily together, it depends on whether you are willing to seize the opportunity. @慢慢赢_带单日记

In the cryptocurrency world, there is a harsh truth: the greater the losses, the harder it is to make a comeback. $DOGS

It's like Buffett's classic saying: "The first rule is to never lose money; the second rule is to always remember the first rule."

In the cryptocurrency world, many people fantasize about doubling their assets every day, but they overlook the true experts who always adhere to one principle: never let their account balance hit zero.

The reason behind this is that mathematical laws do not lie.

Take a look at these painful numbers: a 10% loss requires an 11% gain to break even; a 30% loss requires a 43% gain;

if you suffer a 50% loss, you need to double your investment to recover; if you incur a 70% loss, you need a 233% gain to get back on track.

This is also why many people are deeply trapped in the cryptocurrency market. When your account balance is down to half, it's like "half a foot stepping into the danger zone";

when losses reach 70%, you're basically "hovering on the edge of a cliff". Small losses still have a chance to be compensated, but significant losses often leave you powerless to recover. Whether one can survive in the cryptocurrency world hinges on their willingness to cut losses in a timely manner.

There are many methods for cutting losses, and I commonly use four of them, with the last one being the simplest, most practical, and cost-effective.

However, each method of loss-cutting must be combined with one’s trading system, logic, and rhythm; it cannot be blindly copied.

But today, it is essential to remember one point: in the cryptocurrency world, you can make a hundred mistakes, but you must never let one mistake "kick you out of the game". Those traders who do not understand how to cut losses will find it difficult to achieve long-term development in the cryptocurrency market.

The cryptocurrency world is ever-changing, filled with opportunities and challenges. In this uncertain market, only by learning to cut losses can you control risks and protect your capital.

I hope that every friend striving in the cryptocurrency world can master the skills of cutting losses, becoming more stable amidst the market's waves, making their journey in the cryptocurrency world smoother, and reaping their own wealth and growth.

In half a year, with my true skills, I turned a capital of 10,000 U into 140,000 U $ASTER

This may sound unbelievable, but every bit of profit is the result of my day and night research.

In trading, there are no shortcuts; only day after day of monitoring the market, analyzing candlesticks, and discerning the intentions of the major players.

Today, I share six trading insights. If you can grasp even one of them, you can avoid many detours.

First, a rapid rise followed by a slow decline often indicates a washout. When prices surge quickly but the pullback is slow, do not panic and sell at a loss; this is often the major players trying to scare retail investors into selling, while they accumulate shares. When a true peak is reached, the market will behave entirely differently, spiking up with volume only to plummet suddenly, catching you off guard.

Second, a weak rebound after a sharp decline means do not bottom fish. A fierce sell-off with a weak rebound is a signal of capital withdrawal. Such small step-like rebounds may seem to offer hope for a reversal, but in reality, they are fraught with traps; major players will not give you another chance to get on board.

Third, high volume at a peak is not necessarily dangerous; low volume at a peak requires caution. If there is trading volume at the top, it indicates that capital is still engaged in the game, and the market may still have fluctuations. However, if volume suddenly shrinks, it is a sign that the major players have stopped their activities, and danger is imminent.

Fourth, do not be too excited about high volume at the bottom. A single day of high volume does not necessarily indicate the start of a market trend; many are traps to lure buyers. You need to see if the volume continues; sustained high volume after oscillation is the true signal of major players building positions.

Fifth, volume is the barometer of market sentiment. Candlesticks are just appearances; volume is the inner driving force. Low volume indicates a quiet market, while high volume indicates active capital. By closely monitoring changes in volume, you can sense the market direction in advance.

Sixth, having no strategy is better than having one. Be patient when you can hold cash, and be decisive when it's time to act. Do not blindly chase after rises, do not panic sell during drops, and maintain calm – this is the highest realm of trading, and very few can achieve it.

Opportunities abound in the cryptocurrency world, but what is truly lacking is a keen eye and a steady heart. Follow the right rhythm and move forward steadily, and you will eventually understand this market. @慢慢赢_带单日记