When I met Old Wang, he had just turned his 100,000 yuan principal into 42 million. He said: “What are they calling a big shot? It’s nothing more than being able to hold back your urge to place orders during a big drop, and being able to resist the itch to add positions during a surge.
Today I’m sharing the life-saving advice from the losses I incurred in my own live trading account:
1. Don’t trade until after 9 p.m.
This is my fixed rule. I never touch the market before 9 p.m. By then, most of the news has already really percolated. The portion of “cutting the wheat” that’s going to happen is basically done. The candlestick chart is also clearer, and it’s easier to judge direction. Last year, BTC dropped 3% during the day. The group was shouting, ‘The bear market is here.’ I held steady and didn’t move. After 9 p.m., when I checked the volume, it had shrunk to about half. The 4-hour MACD hadn’t broken down, so I went the other way and bought a bit. The next day it rebounded, and I made 5,000.
Remember: daytime is the ‘manipulator’s performance time,’ and night is ‘when the real market shows up.’ Beginners, don’t be cannon fodder in the daytime.
2. When you profit, put it into your pocket right away
I have a rule: if you make money that day, no matter how much, first withdraw 30% to your bank card. For example, if you make 1,000 U today, immediately transfer 300 U to the card; the remaining 700 U you can keep trading with. Don’t think, ‘It’s too little, it’s not worth it.’ Last year, I relied on this trick. The ‘pocket money’ I withdrew totaled 150,000. Even if you lose later on, the money in your pocket is still real.
In the crypto world, money that hasn’t been transferred to your bank is just a number. The only money that’s truly yours is the money you put in your pocket.
3. Don’t trade based on feel—use indicators, and only act when at least two of three signals align
I installed TradingView on my phone. Before every trade, I check three things:
MACD: A golden cross (DIF crossing above DEA) is bullish; a dead cross is bearish.
RSI: Above 70 is overbought (it may drop); below 30 is oversold (it may rise).
Bollinger Bands: When price hits the lower band, it may bounce; when it hits the upper band, it may pull back. Only a breakout from the bands is the real trend.
If at least two of the three indicators point the same way, that’s when I place the trade. Last year, using this method, my win rate rose from 30% to 60%.
I only trade with live accounts—no fake talk. If you want to avoid pitfalls steadily and earn profits step by step, don’t stay out in the dark alone in this crypto market. Follow the pace. @bit多多 我一直都在 will take you to make steady money with a can’t-lose logic! 🔥
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Today I’m sharing the life-saving advice from the losses I incurred in my own live trading account:
1. Don’t trade until after 9 p.m.
This is my fixed rule. I never touch the market before 9 p.m. By then, most of the news has already really percolated. The portion of “cutting the wheat” that’s going to happen is basically done. The candlestick chart is also clearer, and it’s easier to judge direction. Last year, BTC dropped 3% during the day. The group was shouting, ‘The bear market is here.’ I held steady and didn’t move. After 9 p.m., when I checked the volume, it had shrunk to about half. The 4-hour MACD hadn’t broken down, so I went the other way and bought a bit. The next day it rebounded, and I made 5,000.
Remember: daytime is the ‘manipulator’s performance time,’ and night is ‘when the real market shows up.’ Beginners, don’t be cannon fodder in the daytime.
2. When you profit, put it into your pocket right away
I have a rule: if you make money that day, no matter how much, first withdraw 30% to your bank card. For example, if you make 1,000 U today, immediately transfer 300 U to the card; the remaining 700 U you can keep trading with. Don’t think, ‘It’s too little, it’s not worth it.’ Last year, I relied on this trick. The ‘pocket money’ I withdrew totaled 150,000. Even if you lose later on, the money in your pocket is still real.
In the crypto world, money that hasn’t been transferred to your bank is just a number. The only money that’s truly yours is the money you put in your pocket.
3. Don’t trade based on feel—use indicators, and only act when at least two of three signals align
I installed TradingView on my phone. Before every trade, I check three things:
MACD: A golden cross (DIF crossing above DEA) is bullish; a dead cross is bearish.
RSI: Above 70 is overbought (it may drop); below 30 is oversold (it may rise).
Bollinger Bands: When price hits the lower band, it may bounce; when it hits the upper band, it may pull back. Only a breakout from the bands is the real trend.
If at least two of the three indicators point the same way, that’s when I place the trade. Last year, using this method, my win rate rose from 30% to 60%.
I only trade with live accounts—no fake talk. If you want to avoid pitfalls steadily and earn profits step by step, don’t stay out in the dark alone in this crypto market. Follow the pace. @bit多多 我一直都在 will take you to make steady money with a can’t-lose logic! 🔥
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