Have you reflected on it? Why do you keep losing money when you trade in cryptocurrencies?
First of all, some people can't keep their temper. Every time they lose one or two points, they sell in a hurry when they lose two or three points, and then buy other coins, but they lose two or three points again, and they can't keep their temper and sell again. In this way, step by step, they will lose all their money slowly. Remember, you must be patient when trading in cryptocurrencies. It won't work if you can't keep your temper. Even Buffett's profit in a year is only 20%, so why should we be anxious?
Secondly, we must have confidence in the cryptocurrency circle, and at the same time, we must have awe. Many people don't understand the operation of the cryptocurrency circle, and they don't understand various indicators, so they just operate randomly. If you don't know enough about these, how can you make money in the cryptocurrency circle? This is called having no awe for the cryptocurrency circle, because you are not prepared!
Finally, we have to choose the right coin. First look at the technical aspect, which is the most intuitive. If the K-line is not good-looking, the fundamental aspect can be directly excluded. If the technical aspect is strong, such as ONDO, it means that the transaction of this coin is relatively active and the main activities are frequent. Secondly, look at the size of the transaction volume. If the transaction volume is too small, don't consider it. Thirdly, look at MACD and KDJ to see if a golden cross resonance is formed. This way of selecting coins greatly improves the accuracy.
Finally, a piece of advice: If life is not satisfactory, you must learn to turn the world around; if the currency circle is not satisfactory, it is better to be quiet than to move. Discover or look at the beautiful people and scenery around you.
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