Many people want to support their families by trading cryptocurrencies, but they always get stuck on “jumping in early” and “being greedy and not letting go.”
I lost a lot years ago because I entered too early. Later, I worked out a few “iron rules,” and only then did I gradually turn the crypto market into a stable source of income. If you want to support your family through trading, you must remember these:
First, for strong coins at high positions, wait for a period of consecutive pullbacks, then follow through decisively—never reach in early.
Second, when a coin keeps rising, no matter how fierce the momentum is, reduce your position to lock in some profit first. Greed will only hand your gains back.
Third, if there’s a big pump within a single day, don’t rush to enter the next day. Observe first; don’t chase after bull coins at the highs—wait for the pullback to confirm, then enter.
Fourth, be cautious with sideways-trading coins: if they stay flat for a while with no movement, watch for a few more days. If it’s still dead as a doornail, switch positions decisively.
Fifth, stop-losses must be ruthless: if after buying the next day you’re not back to breakeven, exit without hesitation. Don’t linger and drag your account down.
Sixth, get the timing right: after two consecutive days of gains, the third day is suitable for buying on dips and setting up; the fifth day is the point to realize profits.
Seventh, volume and price are the core: buy in when a breakout happens with rising volume from low levels. If a high-level breakout happens with high volume but the price doesn’t rise, clear out immediately to prevent getting “harvested.”
Eighth, only trade coins in an uptrend: in the short cycle, look for short-term opportunities; in the mid cycle, capture the mid-term trend; in the long cycle, if signals appear, you dare to take a heavy position. For even larger cycles, judge the bigger direction.
Ninth, if a coin deviates from the trend, even if it looks tempting, don’t touch it.
Tenth, small capital wants to outperform the broader market—not through luck, but by sticking to methods, staying calm, and executing boldly.
These iron rules look simple, yet they help you avoid most traps.
If you also want to trade and make steady profits without greed, without panic, and without chasing trends—follow Yingge and keep these rules. Slowly let your profits get locked in, and supporting a family can feel a lot more solid!
#币圈
#出金
I lost a lot years ago because I entered too early. Later, I worked out a few “iron rules,” and only then did I gradually turn the crypto market into a stable source of income. If you want to support your family through trading, you must remember these:
First, for strong coins at high positions, wait for a period of consecutive pullbacks, then follow through decisively—never reach in early.
Second, when a coin keeps rising, no matter how fierce the momentum is, reduce your position to lock in some profit first. Greed will only hand your gains back.
Third, if there’s a big pump within a single day, don’t rush to enter the next day. Observe first; don’t chase after bull coins at the highs—wait for the pullback to confirm, then enter.
Fourth, be cautious with sideways-trading coins: if they stay flat for a while with no movement, watch for a few more days. If it’s still dead as a doornail, switch positions decisively.
Fifth, stop-losses must be ruthless: if after buying the next day you’re not back to breakeven, exit without hesitation. Don’t linger and drag your account down.
Sixth, get the timing right: after two consecutive days of gains, the third day is suitable for buying on dips and setting up; the fifth day is the point to realize profits.
Seventh, volume and price are the core: buy in when a breakout happens with rising volume from low levels. If a high-level breakout happens with high volume but the price doesn’t rise, clear out immediately to prevent getting “harvested.”
Eighth, only trade coins in an uptrend: in the short cycle, look for short-term opportunities; in the mid cycle, capture the mid-term trend; in the long cycle, if signals appear, you dare to take a heavy position. For even larger cycles, judge the bigger direction.
Ninth, if a coin deviates from the trend, even if it looks tempting, don’t touch it.
Tenth, small capital wants to outperform the broader market—not through luck, but by sticking to methods, staying calm, and executing boldly.
These iron rules look simple, yet they help you avoid most traps.
If you also want to trade and make steady profits without greed, without panic, and without chasing trends—follow Yingge and keep these rules. Slowly let your profits get locked in, and supporting a family can feel a lot more solid!
#币圈
#出金
