When the market is sideways, most people complain about having no opportunities. However, over the past 60 days, I have gone from 2700U to 69,000U, relying precisely on simple methods during volatile market conditions.
Avoid chasing trends, do not use high leverage, and do not invest in unfamiliar altcoins. The core logic is summarized in three points:
**Rule 1: Fund splitting, refuse All-in** The current market is experiencing back-and-forth tug-of-war between bulls and bears, and operating with a full position is basically equivalent to digging a pit for oneself. I divide my principal into three parts for use: Short-term positions can only move twice a day, taking profits of 2%-3% per transaction is enough, withdraw when it covers fees and daily expenses. A trend position is entered only when the weekly MA30 is above the MA60 and the price breaks through recent resistance levels. When floating profits reach 30%, take out half of the principal, and set a 10% trailing stop loss for the remaining portion. The backup position is specifically used to cover losses, and absolutely no new funds are投入. This method allows me to always have adjustment space during sideways periods, which is much more reliable than betting on direction with a full position.
**Article 2: Follow the Trend, Give Up the Temptation of Sideways** Newbies lose money mostly by frequently trading during sideways markets. I set a strict rule for myself: only trade when "the daily MA30 is above the MA60 + there is a significant breakout above the previous high." At other times, I just close the trading software. This year has seen nearly sixty percent of the time in a sideways movement, and many people are watching the market every day chasing short-term fluctuations, losing a lot on fees and getting repeatedly slapped in the face. I used this time to do other things, which helped me avoid a lot of false bullish traps—remember one thing, no profits are generated during sideways periods, only anxiety is created.
**Rule 3: Control yourself to control your account** Among those who are liquidated, 90% are because of a lack of execution. I have set three strict rules for myself: Stop loss immediately at a single loss of 3%, never hold on to a position or average down for self-rescue; If the floating profit exceeds 10%, move the stop loss to the cost price to secure the principal before considering profit. The trading app must be uninstalled by 11 PM. If I stay up late once, I will punish myself by prohibiting trading the next day. When my hands itch, I directly delete the software; out of sight, out of mind, which is more effective than forcing myself to resist.
The cryptocurrency market is no longer an era where luck determines direction. During periods of volatility, one must rely on rules to survive; don't fantasize about doubling your money in one go—systematic thinking in trading and using discipline to harvest market emotions is the way to survive in the long term.
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LayerZeroEnjoyer
· 11-08 08:38
Master of Gambling, this trap.
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SigmaValidator
· 11-07 07:14
So tragic. Who's itching to delete and reinstall? Raise your hand.
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TokenomicsTherapist
· 11-05 13:52
It is indeed easy to resonate with costs.
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CryptoDouble-O-Seven
· 11-05 13:50
It's better to choose a good project to go all in during a big dump. It's quite stable.
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StopLossMaster
· 11-05 13:47
Speechless, I really lose money every day doing stop loss.
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Gm_Gn_Merchant
· 11-05 13:45
This person is still too go-with-the-flow, I just made a move and directly To da moon.
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HypotheticalLiquidator
· 11-05 13:41
Systemic risk warning: It's better to cut your losses than to hold on.
When the market is sideways, most people complain about having no opportunities. However, over the past 60 days, I have gone from 2700U to 69,000U, relying precisely on simple methods during volatile market conditions.
Avoid chasing trends, do not use high leverage, and do not invest in unfamiliar altcoins. The core logic is summarized in three points:
**Rule 1: Fund splitting, refuse All-in**
The current market is experiencing back-and-forth tug-of-war between bulls and bears, and operating with a full position is basically equivalent to digging a pit for oneself. I divide my principal into three parts for use:
Short-term positions can only move twice a day, taking profits of 2%-3% per transaction is enough, withdraw when it covers fees and daily expenses.
A trend position is entered only when the weekly MA30 is above the MA60 and the price breaks through recent resistance levels. When floating profits reach 30%, take out half of the principal, and set a 10% trailing stop loss for the remaining portion.
The backup position is specifically used to cover losses, and absolutely no new funds are投入. This method allows me to always have adjustment space during sideways periods, which is much more reliable than betting on direction with a full position.
**Article 2: Follow the Trend, Give Up the Temptation of Sideways**
Newbies lose money mostly by frequently trading during sideways markets. I set a strict rule for myself: only trade when "the daily MA30 is above the MA60 + there is a significant breakout above the previous high." At other times, I just close the trading software.
This year has seen nearly sixty percent of the time in a sideways movement, and many people are watching the market every day chasing short-term fluctuations, losing a lot on fees and getting repeatedly slapped in the face. I used this time to do other things, which helped me avoid a lot of false bullish traps—remember one thing, no profits are generated during sideways periods, only anxiety is created.
**Rule 3: Control yourself to control your account**
Among those who are liquidated, 90% are because of a lack of execution. I have set three strict rules for myself:
Stop loss immediately at a single loss of 3%, never hold on to a position or average down for self-rescue;
If the floating profit exceeds 10%, move the stop loss to the cost price to secure the principal before considering profit.
The trading app must be uninstalled by 11 PM. If I stay up late once, I will punish myself by prohibiting trading the next day. When my hands itch, I directly delete the software; out of sight, out of mind, which is more effective than forcing myself to resist.
The cryptocurrency market is no longer an era where luck determines direction. During periods of volatility, one must rely on rules to survive; don't fantasize about doubling your money in one go—systematic thinking in trading and using discipline to harvest market emotions is the way to survive in the long term.