#ZEC Many people want to rely on trading to stabilize their lives, but the result is always repeated failures.
#MON Ultimately, it comes down to two words: impatience and greed.
When I first entered the market, I was the same, always wanting to get in early, always feeling I could buy at the lowest point, but I was repeatedly taught a lesson by the market.
Later, I kept making mistakes, took hits, and reviewed my trades. Slowly, I developed a way to truly survive steadily and understood that the crypto world has never been about luck; it's about rhythm.
Let me share some practical experience: don't chase a strong coin just because it rises; often, the real opportunity comes after a period of decline at a high position.
If a coin has risen for two consecutive days, even if it's strong, take half the profit first; don’t expect to get rich overnight.
If a coin jumps seven or eight points in a day, don't rush in the next day; most likely, it will wash out the people.
The most frustrating is sideways trading; if it doesn’t move for several days, it’s basically testing your patience until you can’t hold on anymore.
Stop losses must be quick; if it weakens the day after buying, directly admit the mistake and exit. Holding on will only turn a small loss into a big pit.
When trading, you must look at the volume; if there’s an increase in volume at a low level, it can still rise, which means real money is coming in; if there’s an increase in volume at a high level but it doesn’t rise, there’s a 90% chance someone is offloading.
I only recognize one thing: trend.
For short-term trading, look at the rhythm over a few days; for swing trading, look at a month; for the overall direction, at least three to four months.
As long as the trend is there, I will hold patiently; once the trend is gone, no matter how attractive the coin, I will give it up immediately.
If small funds want to outperform the market, it’s never about luck; it’s about discipline, mindset, and execution.
Many principles are actually understood by everyone, but the real difficulty is: to continuously execute without changing for a month or a year.
If you want to support your family through trading, you don’t need to make miraculous moves every day,
Just do three things: don’t be greedy, don’t panic, and don’t follow blindly.
Control the mistakes, and profits will naturally flow in little by little, and life will become more stable.
