2000U to tens of millions: My trading logic can actually be summarized in three sentences. What others see are account numbers, but what I experienced was countless waits, trial and error, and the execution of discipline. $ETH
First order: Weakness at previous highs, decisively short
When the price rushes to the previous high but fails to rise and forms an upper shadow, I choose to short. It's not a prediction; it's the market sending a signal.
Second order: Sideways consolidation, break through and follow
When the market is in a sideways oscillation, unable to drop or move much, I judge it to be a precursor to a breakout. After entering, I exit at the high position.
Third order: Volume contraction breakthrough, heavy position targeting $SOL
Long-term volume contraction and consolidation, like a hibernating bear, once volume breaks through the upper bound of the range, it is a starting signal.
Core principles: Wait, follow, guard $HYPE
Wait: The market is noise most of the time, and there are not many truly worthwhile opportunities; patience is the threshold;
Follow: Only trade clear trend breakouts, do not guess tops and bottoms, do not fantasize;
Guard: Always set stop losses for each trade, take profits in batches, and do not let emotions interfere with decision-making.
Money is not “guessed” but is a reward from the market for those who abide by the rules. If you are often led by fluctuations, it might be worth asking yourself: Are you willing to continue chasing highs and lows, or will you start to replace impulse with a system? @Square-Creator-e7fd332b19daf
First order: Weakness at previous highs, decisively short
When the price rushes to the previous high but fails to rise and forms an upper shadow, I choose to short. It's not a prediction; it's the market sending a signal.
Second order: Sideways consolidation, break through and follow
When the market is in a sideways oscillation, unable to drop or move much, I judge it to be a precursor to a breakout. After entering, I exit at the high position.
Third order: Volume contraction breakthrough, heavy position targeting $SOL
Long-term volume contraction and consolidation, like a hibernating bear, once volume breaks through the upper bound of the range, it is a starting signal.
Core principles: Wait, follow, guard $HYPE
Wait: The market is noise most of the time, and there are not many truly worthwhile opportunities; patience is the threshold;
Follow: Only trade clear trend breakouts, do not guess tops and bottoms, do not fantasize;
Guard: Always set stop losses for each trade, take profits in batches, and do not let emotions interfere with decision-making.
Money is not “guessed” but is a reward from the market for those who abide by the rules. If you are often led by fluctuations, it might be worth asking yourself: Are you willing to continue chasing highs and lows, or will you start to replace impulse with a system? @Square-Creator-e7fd332b19daf
