#密码资产动态追踪 Eight Years of Trading Reflection: From Losses to an Average Annual Return of 50%+ Transformation

There was a time when just looking at the K-line would cause insomnia. Now? Make money when you can, protect when you should. It’s either good luck or mastering these "foolproof methods."

**Tip 1: Restraint is more valuable than anything**

If the market hasn't formed a pattern I’ve repeatedly verified, I don’t place an order, no matter how tempting. It’s like playing cards—without a guaranteed win, folding is the smartest choice. Too many people lose because they "can't wait."

**Tip 2: Timing is crucial**

During the day, market movements are often influenced by various news, half true and half false. After 9 PM, the market quiets down, and the intentions of major participants become clearer. This time window has a significantly higher signal-to-noise ratio.

**Tip 3: Learn to take profits**

Made 1000U? First, withdraw 300U and save it. Use the remaining to continue trading; at most, you’ll lose that amount. I’ve seen many people make huge profits on a single trade, only to greedily give it all back—such a feeling is truly unpleasant.

**Tip 4: Use the right tools**

TradingView is standard. Before each trade, check these three indicators: MACD crossovers, RSI overbought/oversold zones (>70 or <30), and Bollinger Bands’ opening and closing signals. These indicators aren’t foolproof, but they help filter out a lot of noise.

**Tip 5: Be flexible with stop-loss**

When trading on a computer, you can adjust dynamically: if you make 100U, move your stop-loss up by 50U, layer by layer. But when going out, set a fixed stop-loss, like 5%, and stick to it strictly—don’t be soft-hearted.

**Tip 6: Regular take profits as discipline**

Whether you earn 10,000 or 1,000 in a week, withdraw 30% to your external account every Friday at 3 PM. The benefit is that it forces you not to keep adding to your position endlessly.

**Tip 7: Change your perspective when analyzing charts**

If you’re chasing short-term opportunities, look at the 1-hour chart, but beware of sideways traps. If the trend looks chaotic, switch to the 4-hour chart. Finding key support levels is as straightforward as finding restroom signs. Different timeframes tell different stories.

**Pitfalls to avoid:**

- Leverage over 10x is basically giving away money; beginners are advised to start with 3x.
- Shitcoins and aircoins are essentially tools for "harvesting" retail investors—stay away.
- Placing more than three orders a day? If you can’t stop, beware—this is a sign of market addiction.

Final words: The calmer your mindset, the more stable your account growth. The market is there every day, but your principal and opportunity windows may only last a few rounds. Use systematic thinking to trade, and don’t let emotions hijack your decisions.