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1. Fund segregation, strict risk control
Divide the funds into 5 parts, using only 1/5 of the position each time. Set a stop loss of 10 points, which means that even if a single judgment mistake occurs, the loss will only be 2% of the total funds; if you make 5 consecutive mistakes, you will only lose 10%; if the judgment is correct, set a take profit of more than 10 points to fundamentally reduce the risk of being trapped.
2. Go with the flow to increase the winning rate
To further improve the winning rate, the core concept is the two words "follow the trend". In a downtrend, each rebound is often a trap for the bulls; in an uptrend, each decline is often a golden opportunity for buying low. Compared to the extremely high risk of bottom fishing, following the trend and buying low has a much higher probability of making money.
3. Avoid short-term pump coins
Very few mainstream coins or altcoins can experience multiple waves of major upward trends. After a short-term surge, the difficulty of the coin price continuing to rise is extremely high. During periods of stagnation at high prices, the inability to push the price higher will inevitably lead to a decline. This simple truth is often ignored, as some people still enter the market with a mindset of "taking a gamble", ultimately getting trapped.
4. Use MACD to determine entry and exit signals
Using MACD to assist decision-making: When the DIF line forms a golden cross with the DEA below the 0 axis and breaks through the 0 axis, it is a solid entry signal; when the MACD forms a death cross above the 0 axis and moves downward, it is necessary to decisively reduce positions to avoid profit reversal.
5. Refuse to make up for losses, only increase positions when profitable.
"Margin calls" have devastated countless retail investors— the more they lose, the more they add, and the more they add, the more they lose, ultimately driving themselves into a corner. Remember this iron rule: never add to a losing position, only increase your position when in profit, allowing profits to roll rather than letting losses expand.
6. Volume and price are the essence, closely follow the movement of funds.
Trading volume is the "barometer of funds" in the cryptocurrency world, and is more reliable than just looking at K-lines. When the price breaks out with increased volume from a consolidation at a low level, it deserves special attention; if there is a surge in volume at a high level but the price stagnates, it indicates a lack of buying pressure, and one should decisively exit the market.
7. Only follow upward trends, do not waste time.
Prioritize cryptocurrencies that are in an upward trend, as they have higher odds of success and greater efficiency. A 3-day moving average turning upward is a short-term bullish signal; a 30-day moving average turning upward corresponds to a medium-term bullish trend; an 84-day moving average turning upward indicates a high probability of entering a major upward wave; and a 120-day moving average turning upward signifies a long-term bullish trend.
8. Persist in reviewing and adjusting strategies in a timely manner.
After each trading day, a review must be conducted: check if the logic of holding coins has changed, verify if the trend aligns with predictions through weekly candlesticks, and determine if the trend direction has shifted. Adjust trading strategies based on the review results to continuously optimize operations and avoid repeating mistakes.