Treasure summary, waiting for the destined person to discover:

1. A bullish phase occurs after a low position or a golden cross on the daily line.

2. A bearish phase occurs after a high position or a death cross on the daily line.

Adhering to these two points will ensure stable profits in short and ultra-short positions; otherwise, even if you have a stop-loss, you will face consecutive losses and ultimately risk liquidation.

Whether it’s moving averages, Bollinger Bands, MACD, KDJ, SAR, RSI, VOL, or trend lines, I understand all of these, and I use them daily. I analyze from minute charts to monthly charts, and Bollinger Bands, MACD, and moving averages are quite useful, while others serve as supplements. Some indicators can even be misleading, which is a primary reason analysts lose money; they can be deceptive. If you take overbought or oversold too seriously, you will lose.

At least doing long trades after a golden cross on the hourly chart is safer.

I have found that most people in the square have misconceptions about the liquidation chart. Furthermore, the liquidation chart can only serve as an aid to estimate how far the fuel can support.

Most news leads to bearish sentiments.

Do not hold both long and short positions in a one-way market.

After a new coin drops, do not go long on a golden cross on the 4-hour line; it’s highly likely to deceive those who understand indicators, followed by a false rally and then a continued drop. Even the golden cross at the daily low should be accompanied by a stop-loss.

It is essential to maintain a good mindset and avoid frequently chasing highs and cutting losses. Be sure to wait for positions to open at peaks or troughs where stop-losses can be minimized; otherwise, no matter how skilled you are, you will incur significant losses.

The more you know, the easier it is to panic, fearing this and that, which prevents you from holding and utilizing your strengths. U.S. stocks and news can have an impact but cannot determine the original trend of Bitcoin.

Bitcoin is often the coin that falls the hardest most of the time; with fluctuations of over ten percent plus high leverage, it’s easy to face liquidation. Sometimes, while the chart appears bearish, it may give you a false spike before dropping again. Clear out the short positions before reversing to long. Without stable operations or ample free time, do not look at the square to engage in ultra-short Bitcoin trades along with others. At least operate at the daily line level.

To stabilize, focus only on mainstream coins and altcoins you are familiar with. Avoid opening multiple high-leverage positions simultaneously; otherwise, a sudden surge can lead to disaster and impact your operations negatively.

If you can truly understand what I’ve mentioned above and delve into it, you will be ahead of 99% of the people in the square. You won’t need to look at their posts or most of the misleading posts, as you will be the expert yourself.

In the crypto world, losses can be heart-wrenching; I hope it can help you reach the shore early and realize your dreams.