6 ways to control risk

1: Divide your funds into 5 parts, only enter one-fifth each time, control the stop loss of 10 points, and only lose 2% of the total funds if you make a mistake once, and only lose 10% of the total funds if you make a mistake 5 times.

2: Go with the trend. Every rebound in the downward trend is a lure to buy more, and every decline in the upward trend will create a golden pit.

3: Don't touch individual coins that have soared rapidly in the short term. High-level stagflation will naturally fall.

4: Use MACD to determine the entry and exit points. The steady entry signal is that the DIF line and DEA go out of the golden cross below the 0 axis and break through the 0 axis. The signal for reducing positions is that MACD forms a dead cross above the 0 axis and runs downward.

5: Never cover your position when you are losing money, but add positions when you are profitable. Volume and price indicators are also very important. Pay attention to the large-volume breakthrough of the currency price at the low level of consolidation, and exit decisively when the high-level stagflation occurs. Only do strong currencies with valuable upward trends.

6: Adhere to weekly review and adjust trading strategies in time.

These iron laws are the experiences I have gained from personal exploration and practice, and are for your reference only!