#加密市场回调 Looking back on seven years in the crypto world, I found that the most powerful strategy was surprisingly "slow." In the winter of 2016, when Bitcoin was only worth 4000 yuan, I entered the market with 50,000 yuan, but due to chasing the price and Full Position operations, I lost half of my funds in just three months. It wasn't until I watched myself Get Liquidated on the high-speed train during the Spring Festival of 2018 that I truly realized: for small funds to survive in the highly volatile crypto market, the key is not frequent trading, but patiently waiting.

I have redefined my trading strategy: only 2-3 key trades per year, maintaining a Full Position the rest of the time. In April 2019, I seized the opportunity of Bitcoin rising from $3000 to $6000, entered the market at a low in March 2020, and took profits in early 2021. At the end of 2022, I positioned myself during the bear market and realized gains in early 2024—just these three rounds of operations covered all my expenses for eight years. The crypto world is never short of opportunities; what it lacks is the patience to wait for them.

Full Position trading is a gamble, not real trading skills. Many newcomers invest all their resources without understanding technical analysis, and once they make a wrong judgment, they are completely out. My medium-term strategy is to always keep cash for swings, slowly buying in when there is too much decline, and selling in batches when there is too much increase. For short-term trading, I only focus on the top ten coins by trading volume, using 15-minute candlesticks and the KDJ indicator to grasp the rhythm, firmly staying away from obscure coins and projects that have no real value.

A key perception in the market is that the realization of positive news often marks the beginning of negative sentiment. Many investors blindly follow positive news to buy at high positions, but often encounter the main players unloading their positions. The real trading rhythm should be: do not rush to operate when the market is slow, buy in batches after a sharp drop, and start reducing positions after a 15% rebound, not being greedy for the last bit of profit.

Heavy positions during holidays are dangerous. During the National Day holiday in 2017, I failed to reduce my position in time, and as a result, Bitcoin plummeted overnight, causing my three months of profits to evaporate instantly. Since then, I have strictly followed the rule of reducing my position to below 30% before holidays, no longer harboring any luck mentality.

Long-term profitability in the crypto world relies on execution rather than luck. Eight years of experience tell me: good trading habits determine whether one can achieve sustained profits; do not expect to get rich overnight, prioritize stability before chasing returns. Nowadays, I often review trades with newcomers, helping them identify the root causes of their losses.

Once, I also groped forward in the darkness of the crypto world, but now I have mastered the guiding light. If you wish to avoid the traps you set for yourself and profit steadily through the strategy of "slow is fast," then please protect your wealth with patience and discipline!