1. You can short altcoins by selecting the top 5-10 tokens from the gainers list, then observe the daily trend, historical highest price, and historical lowest price. Analyze the current price, then place your order. How do you determine if this token is suitable for shorting? Assume: Token A is currently first on the gainers list, having increased by about 50%. You can choose a suitable price based on the current 50% increase and add an additional 10-30% to it. Take a middle value of this price and place your short order. 2. Never believe that any token can continue to rise indefinitely; when a token reaches a certain gain, there will definitely be a pullback. After you place an order, you can hold it, but it should not exceed 3 days. Then choose a suitable price to sell, and remember not to be greedy. 3. Leverage and position size are linked; it's not that high leverage can't be used, nor is low leverage always safe. This is not absolute; what truly matters is position size. Position size is the most important factor. The calculation is as follows: Position size x Leverage = Your margin. If your position size is large and leverage is low, you can still get liquidated. What truly determines your profit and loss is your position size, so position management is very important. 4. Stop-loss is also a very critical factor; any position you hold must have a stop-loss, regardless of whether it's a large or small position. Not setting a stop-loss is a very foolish action, as it is crucial in both bull and bear markets. The market changes rapidly, and your position can be blown up in an instant. If you have enough margin, you might try to hold on, but that's not right. Don't expect anything to drop or rise again, because you may have to wait a long time. If you don't cut losses when you need to, you will end up holding on longer. 5. Set your stop-loss at the maximum or minimum loss you can bear, and then you won't need to stare at the screen. 6. Altcoins can also be longed. Currently, I have both short and long positions in altcoins. When I choose to long altcoins, I will look at the historical candlestick charts of altcoins just like I do when shorting. I analyze the 30m candlestick and the 1-hour chart, the historical highest price, and the historical lowest price as references. Based on the current price, I will determine if it will continue to fall today. If it continues to drop, I will place an order. When it falls to a certain position, it will trigger an automatic buy. The principle is the same as shorting, and the maximum holding period cannot exceed 3 days. 7. When trading, pay attention to domestic and international news and policies, as trading is influenced by many factors and is unpredictable. For example, recently, South Korea restricted capital outflow to save its stock market, which impacted the cryptocurrency market and caused a crash. Other influences include Nvidia facing fines from five countries due to antitrust notifications; this is related because Nvidia's graphics cards are linked to mining. The essence of any trading market is the same; it involves one group of people trying to reap without labor competing against another group of people doing the same.
1. Do not be influenced by any emotional aspects within the group. 2. Do not trade frequently (do not trade when influenced by emotions). 3. Trust your instincts. 4. Do not let any technical analysis make you think the other party is right. 5. Set a stop-loss at a price you can mentally tolerate. 6. Trading is not a game; it involves your money. 7. Once an order is placed, there is no need to frequently change it. 8. Trading requires time and the market to go up or down. 9. The most important point: do not place any orders when you are not thinking rationally, especially not to recover losses. 10. Everything requires a process, including trading. 11. There is no need to frequently make short trades; just set the opening price and place the order. 12. The most important thing in trading is mindset; do not rush to share or show off any gains or losses with anyone. 13. If you make money, try to keep two portions for yourself: one as living reserves and the other as investment reserves. You can choose a good blogger to follow, only follow long positions but can cash out at any time. 14. Remember the most important point in trading: position management. You must learn position management. When opening, remember to only open a position of 5% of your capital; be very careful. 15. There is no need to care about the size of the leverage; leverage does not determine how much you can earn. Just set the position and stop-loss correctly. Leverage is recommended only for short-term traders. 16. Do not constantly monitor the market because you will be affected by a bunch of cold, hard K-lines and data. You need to live like a normal person, eat when it's time, drink when it's time, and occasionally check your position. There is no need to pay close attention. If your position hits the stop-loss, you do not need to worry; just place a new order. Do not be affected by a small amount of money. Because you are trading, you will earn it back.
Lessons learned from a $700,000 experience, whether you believe it or not, this is my own summary of my failed experiences.
$DOGS I will never buy any more garbage coins, I lost 40,000 in garbage, garbage stuff, now this one holds more than 100 billion tokens than the project owner
$JTO is a piece of junk. I have held it for more than ten days and it has not risen. I opened an order at 4.2 and have been replenishing it until now at 3.8. It still has not risen and has been hovering between 3.5-3.7. It is a stupid thing. The dealer will be finished sooner or later.
$XEM is back to zero. It's rubbish. I've been holding it for a week and have been making up orders. The monthly line has been falling all the time and it has been removed from the shelves. The spot will return to zero sooner or later. I once had confidence in you, but now it's shattered. It's rubbish.