Last week, I had a small gathering for tea with a few frens from the crypto world.
I met an old veteran in the crypto world—everyone calls him Brother Li.
It is said that he originally entered the market with only 100,000 in capital, and now the market value of his holdings has exceeded 42 million.
While he was brewing tea, he chatted with us: "Most people in the crypto world blindly follow trends. In fact, as long as you can control your greed and panic, the market is your ATM. And the strategy you have in hand is the key to unlock this machine."
As he spoke, he also pulled out notes from his phone, saying that these are all experiences he has gained through years of practical trials and hardships, and we must remember them.
He first summarized 5 key tips, which beginners can memorize to avoid detours:
· Don't be impulsive when entering: first test the waters with a small amount of funds, and gradually increase your position once the trend is stable; never go all in at once;
· Sideways Market Position: If the market is consolidating at a low level and continues to test the bottom, you can confidently increase your position; if it is consolidating at a high level and breaks upward, seize the opportunity to sell.
· Don't lose your composure during fluctuations: Sell in batches when the price rises, buy gradually when it plunges, and avoid excessive trading during sideways movements; you can buy in batches during a downward trend, but be cautious of pullbacks during sharp rises;
· Buy and sell at the right signal: Don't sell at a peak, don't buy when it drops, don't act during sideways movement; buy during a decline, sell during a rise, and don't chase when there is a sudden spike in the afternoon.
· Risk control is fundamental: being fully invested is equivalent to suicide; refrain from greed and fear; after a big surge, there will be a pullback; rise looks at support, fall looks at resistance, taking profits when it's good can help preserve profits.
He also shared 3 practical strategies that beginners can directly get started with:
· How to navigate a volatile market: Most of the time the market is fluctuating. Use the BOLL indicator's upper and lower bands, or draw a high-low range, sell at the upper edge, buy at the lower edge, don't be greedy, make a little profit and exit;
· How to follow a breakout market: After the market has been in a sideways trend for a long time, choose a direction, closely monitor the changes in K-line and moving averages. Once a breakout is confirmed, follow immediately and take profits in a timely manner.
· Define strategies based on time periods: Morning has small fluctuations, suitable for conservative operations; nighttime has large fluctuations, suitable for those who enjoy excitement. Choose time periods according to your own pace.
Li said in the end: "Actually, I don't have anything special, just keep executing these simple rules. Newbies shouldn't always think about getting rich overnight; it's much more useful to practice these few rules well than to keep asking around for 'insider' information." At that time, we were all busy taking notes, feeling it was more practical than taking many paid courses.
If you also enjoy researching technology, feel free to follow me, and I will continue to share more valuable content! Last week, I had a small gathering with a few frens from the crypto world over tea,
I met an old-timer in the crypto world—everyone calls him Brother Li.
It is said that he initially entered the market with only 100,000 capital, and now his position value has reached more than 42 million.
While he was brewing tea, he chatted with us: "Most people in the crypto world are just following the trend blindly. In fact, as long as you control your greed and panic, the market is your ATM. And the strategy in your hands is the key to unlock this machine."
Saying this, he also pulled out notes from his phone, saying that these are experiences he has gained from years of practical experience, and that we must remember them:
He first summarized 5 core tips, which beginners can memorize to avoid detours:
· Don't be impulsive when entering the market: start with a small amount to test the waters, and gradually increase your position once the trend is stable; never go all in.
· Sideways market position: If it continues to bottom out in a low range, you can boldly increase your position; if it breaks upwards in a high range, seize the opportunity to sell.
· Don't lose your composure during volatility: sell in batches when the price rises, gradually buy during a drop, and avoid excessive trading during sideways movement; during a downtrend, you can buy in batches, but be cautious of pullbacks during sharp rises.
· Buy and sell at the right signals: Don’t sell at a high, don’t buy at a plunge, and don’t act during sideways movement; buy during a downturn, sell during an upturn, and don’t chase sudden spikes in the afternoon;
· Risk control is fundamental: being fully invested is equivalent to suicide, refrain from greed and fear; after a big rise, there will be a pullback, look for support when rising and resistance when falling, take profits when you see good returns to safeguard your gains.
He also shared 3 sets of practical strategies that beginners can directly get started with:
· How to deal with a volatile market: Most of the time the market fluctuates. Use the BOLL indicator's upper and lower bands, or draw a high and low range. Sell at the upper band, buy at the lower band. Don't be greedy, take a profit and run.
· How to follow a breakout market: After the market has been in a sideways trend for a long time and chooses a direction, closely monitor the changes in K-lines and moving averages. Once a breakout is confirmed, follow immediately and take profits in a timely manner.
· Set strategies based on time periods: Morning fluctuations are small, suitable for conservative operations; Night fluctuations are large, suitable for players who enjoy excitement, choose the time period according to your own pace.
Li Ge finally said: "I actually don't have anything special, just insist on following these simple rules. Newbies shouldn't always think about getting rich overnight; it's much more useful to practice these few points than to keep asking about 'insider' information." At that time, we were all busy taking notes, feeling that this was more practical than many paid courses.
If you also enjoy researching technology, feel free to follow me, and I will continue to share more valuable content!
I met an old veteran in the crypto world—everyone calls him Brother Li.
It is said that he originally entered the market with only 100,000 in capital, and now the market value of his holdings has exceeded 42 million.
While he was brewing tea, he chatted with us: "Most people in the crypto world blindly follow trends. In fact, as long as you can control your greed and panic, the market is your ATM. And the strategy you have in hand is the key to unlock this machine."
As he spoke, he also pulled out notes from his phone, saying that these are all experiences he has gained through years of practical trials and hardships, and we must remember them.
He first summarized 5 key tips, which beginners can memorize to avoid detours:
· Don't be impulsive when entering: first test the waters with a small amount of funds, and gradually increase your position once the trend is stable; never go all in at once;
· Sideways Market Position: If the market is consolidating at a low level and continues to test the bottom, you can confidently increase your position; if it is consolidating at a high level and breaks upward, seize the opportunity to sell.
· Don't lose your composure during fluctuations: Sell in batches when the price rises, buy gradually when it plunges, and avoid excessive trading during sideways movements; you can buy in batches during a downward trend, but be cautious of pullbacks during sharp rises;
· Buy and sell at the right signal: Don't sell at a peak, don't buy when it drops, don't act during sideways movement; buy during a decline, sell during a rise, and don't chase when there is a sudden spike in the afternoon.
· Risk control is fundamental: being fully invested is equivalent to suicide; refrain from greed and fear; after a big surge, there will be a pullback; rise looks at support, fall looks at resistance, taking profits when it's good can help preserve profits.
He also shared 3 practical strategies that beginners can directly get started with:
· How to navigate a volatile market: Most of the time the market is fluctuating. Use the BOLL indicator's upper and lower bands, or draw a high-low range, sell at the upper edge, buy at the lower edge, don't be greedy, make a little profit and exit;
· How to follow a breakout market: After the market has been in a sideways trend for a long time, choose a direction, closely monitor the changes in K-line and moving averages. Once a breakout is confirmed, follow immediately and take profits in a timely manner.
· Define strategies based on time periods: Morning has small fluctuations, suitable for conservative operations; nighttime has large fluctuations, suitable for those who enjoy excitement. Choose time periods according to your own pace.
Li said in the end: "Actually, I don't have anything special, just keep executing these simple rules. Newbies shouldn't always think about getting rich overnight; it's much more useful to practice these few rules well than to keep asking around for 'insider' information." At that time, we were all busy taking notes, feeling it was more practical than taking many paid courses.
If you also enjoy researching technology, feel free to follow me, and I will continue to share more valuable content! Last week, I had a small gathering with a few frens from the crypto world over tea,
I met an old-timer in the crypto world—everyone calls him Brother Li.
It is said that he initially entered the market with only 100,000 capital, and now his position value has reached more than 42 million.
While he was brewing tea, he chatted with us: "Most people in the crypto world are just following the trend blindly. In fact, as long as you control your greed and panic, the market is your ATM. And the strategy in your hands is the key to unlock this machine."
Saying this, he also pulled out notes from his phone, saying that these are experiences he has gained from years of practical experience, and that we must remember them:
He first summarized 5 core tips, which beginners can memorize to avoid detours:
· Don't be impulsive when entering the market: start with a small amount to test the waters, and gradually increase your position once the trend is stable; never go all in.
· Sideways market position: If it continues to bottom out in a low range, you can boldly increase your position; if it breaks upwards in a high range, seize the opportunity to sell.
· Don't lose your composure during volatility: sell in batches when the price rises, gradually buy during a drop, and avoid excessive trading during sideways movement; during a downtrend, you can buy in batches, but be cautious of pullbacks during sharp rises.
· Buy and sell at the right signals: Don’t sell at a high, don’t buy at a plunge, and don’t act during sideways movement; buy during a downturn, sell during an upturn, and don’t chase sudden spikes in the afternoon;
· Risk control is fundamental: being fully invested is equivalent to suicide, refrain from greed and fear; after a big rise, there will be a pullback, look for support when rising and resistance when falling, take profits when you see good returns to safeguard your gains.
He also shared 3 sets of practical strategies that beginners can directly get started with:
· How to deal with a volatile market: Most of the time the market fluctuates. Use the BOLL indicator's upper and lower bands, or draw a high and low range. Sell at the upper band, buy at the lower band. Don't be greedy, take a profit and run.
· How to follow a breakout market: After the market has been in a sideways trend for a long time and chooses a direction, closely monitor the changes in K-lines and moving averages. Once a breakout is confirmed, follow immediately and take profits in a timely manner.
· Set strategies based on time periods: Morning fluctuations are small, suitable for conservative operations; Night fluctuations are large, suitable for players who enjoy excitement, choose the time period according to your own pace.
Li Ge finally said: "I actually don't have anything special, just insist on following these simple rules. Newbies shouldn't always think about getting rich overnight; it's much more useful to practice these few points than to keep asking about 'insider' information." At that time, we were all busy taking notes, feeling that this was more practical than many paid courses.
If you also enjoy researching technology, feel free to follow me, and I will continue to share more valuable content!
