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After 8 years of trading cryptocurrencies, starting with 150,000, I now support my family through trading, and my assets have surpassed 10 million. There were difficulties in the early stages, but it got better with time. I've summarized my hard-earned experiences:
1. Divide your funds into 5 parts and only invest one-fifth at a time! Control a 10% stop-loss; if you make a mistake once, you'll only lose 2% of your total funds, and if you make 5 mistakes, you'll only lose 10% of your total funds. If you're right, set a take-profit of over 10%. Do you think you'll still get trapped?
2. How to improve your win rate again? In simple terms, it's about following the trend! In a downtrend, every rebound is a trap for more buying, while in an uptrend, every drop creates a golden opportunity! Which do you think is easier to profit from: bottom-fishing or dip-buying?
3. Do not touch cryptocurrencies that have experienced a rapid surge in the short term, whether they are mainstream or altcoins; very few can sustain multiple waves of significant upward movements. The logic is that it is challenging to continue rising after a short-term surge. When prices stagnate at high levels, they will naturally decline later. It's a simple principle, but many still want to gamble.
4. You can use MACD to determine entry and exit points. If the DIF line and DEA form a golden cross below the zero line, once it breaks above the zero line, it's a stable entry signal. When MACD forms a dead cross above the zero line and runs downwards, it can be seen as a signal to reduce your position.
5. I don’t know who invented the term 'averaging down', but how many retail investors have stumbled and suffered huge losses because of it! Many people continue to add to losing positions, leading to even greater losses; this is the most taboo in cryptocurrency trading, putting oneself in a dead end. Remember to never average down when in loss, but to add to your position when in profit.
6. Volume and price indicators are crucial; trading volume is the soul of the market. Pay attention to significant volume breaks at low levels during consolidation, and decisively exit when there is significant volume stagnation at high levels. #CryptoTrading
7. Only trade cryptocurrencies in an upward trend, as this maximizes your chances and saves time. A 3-day moving average turning upwards indicates short-term gains, a 30-day moving average turning upwards indicates medium-term gains, an 84-day moving average turning upwards indicates major upward trends, and a 120-day moving average turning upwards indicates long-term gains!
8. Persist in reviewing each trade, check if your holdings have changed, technically analyze whether the weekly K-line trend conforms to your judgment, and whether the direction has changed trends. Adjust your trading strategy in a timely manner! #萨尔瓦多增持BTC #比特币战略储备 #美联储放鹰
1. Divide your funds into 5 parts and only invest one-fifth at a time! Control a 10% stop-loss; if you make a mistake once, you'll only lose 2% of your total funds, and if you make 5 mistakes, you'll only lose 10% of your total funds. If you're right, set a take-profit of over 10%. Do you think you'll still get trapped?
2. How to improve your win rate again? In simple terms, it's about following the trend! In a downtrend, every rebound is a trap for more buying, while in an uptrend, every drop creates a golden opportunity! Which do you think is easier to profit from: bottom-fishing or dip-buying?
3. Do not touch cryptocurrencies that have experienced a rapid surge in the short term, whether they are mainstream or altcoins; very few can sustain multiple waves of significant upward movements. The logic is that it is challenging to continue rising after a short-term surge. When prices stagnate at high levels, they will naturally decline later. It's a simple principle, but many still want to gamble.
4. You can use MACD to determine entry and exit points. If the DIF line and DEA form a golden cross below the zero line, once it breaks above the zero line, it's a stable entry signal. When MACD forms a dead cross above the zero line and runs downwards, it can be seen as a signal to reduce your position.
5. I don’t know who invented the term 'averaging down', but how many retail investors have stumbled and suffered huge losses because of it! Many people continue to add to losing positions, leading to even greater losses; this is the most taboo in cryptocurrency trading, putting oneself in a dead end. Remember to never average down when in loss, but to add to your position when in profit.
6. Volume and price indicators are crucial; trading volume is the soul of the market. Pay attention to significant volume breaks at low levels during consolidation, and decisively exit when there is significant volume stagnation at high levels. #CryptoTrading
7. Only trade cryptocurrencies in an upward trend, as this maximizes your chances and saves time. A 3-day moving average turning upwards indicates short-term gains, a 30-day moving average turning upwards indicates medium-term gains, an 84-day moving average turning upwards indicates major upward trends, and a 120-day moving average turning upwards indicates long-term gains!
8. Persist in reviewing each trade, check if your holdings have changed, technically analyze whether the weekly K-line trend conforms to your judgment, and whether the direction has changed trends. Adjust your trading strategy in a timely manner! #萨尔瓦多增持BTC #比特币战略储备 #美联储放鹰
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