In the crypto world, I’ve been walking this path for ten years. I’ve seen the myth of getting rich overnight, and I’ve also seen the tears of liquidation to zero. If you’ve just entered the market—especially if you’re restless and want to trade futures—why not listen to these heartfelt words I earned with time and hard lessons.
1. About timing: During the day, information is too messy and emotions are too agitated. Once the chart flickers, your mind follows the chaos. In the quiet of late night, market fluctuations often become more rational◇That’s when you can see the real trends and the traps. Don’t make decisions amid the noise—when it’s calm, your judgment is worth something.
2. About taking profit: After you’re in profit, the biggest taboo is “pushing your luck while momentum is in your favor.” The market won’t always move your way. Greed is the blade hidden behind your profits. If you’ve made money, withdraw part of it first, turning your gains into cash in your pocket. Leave green hills standing; there’s no shortage of firewood.
3. About decisions: Instinct can deceive you. Candlesticks, volume, and trend lines won’t lie. Build your own trading system—simple is fine—but execute it strictly. Emotion is the biggest enemy of trading, and rules are your only moat.
4. About risk control: If you have time to watch the charts, you can respond flexibly. But once you leave the screen, you must set stop-loss and take-profit. Pin wicks, black swans, sudden crashes… anything can happen in crypto. Not setting a stop-loss is like driving without wearing a seatbelt.
5. About withdrawing funds: Floating profits in crypto are just numbers. The money is real only once you transfer it to your bank account.
6. About technique: Use the 1-hour candlestick chart to catch swings, the 4-hour chart to determine direction, and the daily chart to set the bigger picture. When the market is ranging, watch more and act less. Make your move when the trend is clear. Don’t keep trying to buy at the absolute low and sell at the absolute high—if you catch the middle portion, you’re the winner. Tap follow so you don’t get lost.
1. About timing: During the day, information is too messy and emotions are too agitated. Once the chart flickers, your mind follows the chaos. In the quiet of late night, market fluctuations often become more rational◇That’s when you can see the real trends and the traps. Don’t make decisions amid the noise—when it’s calm, your judgment is worth something.
2. About taking profit: After you’re in profit, the biggest taboo is “pushing your luck while momentum is in your favor.” The market won’t always move your way. Greed is the blade hidden behind your profits. If you’ve made money, withdraw part of it first, turning your gains into cash in your pocket. Leave green hills standing; there’s no shortage of firewood.
3. About decisions: Instinct can deceive you. Candlesticks, volume, and trend lines won’t lie. Build your own trading system—simple is fine—but execute it strictly. Emotion is the biggest enemy of trading, and rules are your only moat.
4. About risk control: If you have time to watch the charts, you can respond flexibly. But once you leave the screen, you must set stop-loss and take-profit. Pin wicks, black swans, sudden crashes… anything can happen in crypto. Not setting a stop-loss is like driving without wearing a seatbelt.
5. About withdrawing funds: Floating profits in crypto are just numbers. The money is real only once you transfer it to your bank account.
6. About technique: Use the 1-hour candlestick chart to catch swings, the 4-hour chart to determine direction, and the daily chart to set the bigger picture. When the market is ranging, watch more and act less. Make your move when the trend is clear. Don’t keep trying to buy at the absolute low and sell at the absolute high—if you catch the middle portion, you’re the winner. Tap follow so you don’t get lost.
