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#美SEC推动加密创新监管 Can you support your whole family with encryption trading? First, carve these 10 points on the trading panel!
Everyone, if you really want to make a living in this circle, passion alone is not enough. These are the survival rules I tested with real money, meant for those who truly want to survive:
Article 1: A strong asset has been continuously hammered down for 9 days from its peak? It's time to be greedy.
Article 2: If any cryptocurrency has been rising for two consecutive days - hurry and secure a portion.
Third: If a guy rises more than 7% in a single day, don't rush to chase it the next day; there is likely still some residual heat.
Article 4: Do you see Big Bull Coin reaching its peak? Hold on, wait for it to turn back before making any statements.
Article 5: If there is no movement for three consecutive days? Give it another three days for observation, and if it is still stagnant, switch to another ticket.
Article 6: Haven't made up for yesterday's losses today? Don't hesitate, get out.
Article 7: Enter the market at a low position after two consecutive days of gains, the fifth day is often the sweet spot (there's a rule in the rise ranking: if there's a three, there must be a five).
Article 8: Trading volume is the truth—breakthroughs with increased volume at the bottom are worth betting on, while increased volume at the top with stagnant growth means you should run.
Article 9: Always only do an upward channel: play short on the 3-day line, do a swing on the 30-day line, and catch the main rise on the 80-day line.
Article 10: What do small funds rely on to turn around? Three things — methodology + stable mindset + execution in place.
My own trading strategy is actually quite dumb: I never take action without clearly seeing the patterns; I'd rather miss out than act recklessly. By doing this for a year, my account grew to seven figures, and after five years, my win rate has stabilized at over 90%, all thanks to taking these "simple methods" to the extreme.