Using half a year to save up the down payment for a house, there's no secret—it's not good luck, nor is it blind luck. It's about finding a trading logic that can be executed and sustained to make money.
Many people ask me, why can I stay relatively stable in the crypto market? Actually, it's like this: trading coins may seem to rely on luck, but it's really about methods and discipline. If you also want to break out through trading, these 10 rules must be ingrained in your mind.
**1. Continuous decline of strong coins is a real opportunity**
If a coin drops from a high level and keeps falling for 9 days, don't be afraid—it's actually the best entry point at the bottom. Most people can't hold on until the 9th day and end up cutting losses, so the opportunity to make money always belongs to those who can endure.
**2. Reduce positions after two consecutive days of rise**
Don't fight against the market. When the upward trend is good, take some profits to secure gains. This isn't greed; it's the basic skill to survive longer.
**3. When a surge exceeds 7% in one day, there are usually moves the next day**
Don't rush in when you see this kind of trend. Give yourself two minutes to get a sense of the rhythm, then decide whether to enter.
**4. Never chase after the leading coin at a high**
Wait until the correction is confirmed to be over before entering, so you won't be repeatedly cut.
**5. No signals after three days of sideways movement? Wait another three days**
If it still hasn't broken through, decisively switch positions. Time cost is also a cost—don't waste your life on one position.
**6. If you can't get back to the cost price the next day, cut losses immediately**
The market won't wait for you. Dragging on is the biggest trap for retail investors.
**7. There is a pattern in the top gainers: three consecutive rises lead to five, and five lead to seven**
Two days of continuous rise is a signal; on the third day, you can accumulate at a low point. By the fifth day, it's usually a point to distribute. This rhythm is very stable.
**8. Volume and price must work together as a foundation**
A volume breakout at a low level is an opportunity to buy; high volume without further upward movement indicates funds are withdrawing. If you don't understand these, don't trade.
**9. Only trade trend coins, avoid weak coins**
Use the 3-day moving average for short-term bullishness, the 30-day for medium-term rhythm, the 80-day to gauge the strength of the main upward wave, and the 120-day to confirm a major bottom. Follow this framework, and your win rate will naturally be higher.
**10. Small capital can still turn around**
The amount of money isn't the key factor. The crucial points are: the strategy must be correct, the mindset stable, execution ruthless, and when opportunities come, dare to act.
I've maintained a win rate of over 90% for 8 years, and it all boils down to one core principle: no position without a clear pattern, see clearly before opening a position, and the rest is persistence.
Trading in the crypto market isn't about overexertion; it's about compound interest, discipline, and a clear mind. The same candlestick chart can lead to completely different results for different people—what makes the difference is mindset and execution.
I hope this set of ideas can help you avoid some pitfalls and seize your own opportunities in the next wave of the market. The market will always come, but your capital and patience are limited. Using systematic thinking to trade is far more reliable than relying on luck.
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TheElegantLittleWaterMonster
· 20h ago
Hold on tight, we're about to take off 🛫
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BlockchainBard
· 01-11 09:33
That's quite right, but most people simply can't stick to this logic.
There are very few who can endure a 9-day decline; I've seen too many get cut on the 8th day.
The key is still mindset; technical analysis is actually secondary.
I've used this framework before, and it is indeed effective. The problem boils down to two words—execution.
It sounds easy to save up a down payment in half a year, but how many times do you have to cut losses and deny yourself?
However, when it comes to claiming a 90% win rate, it's still worth questioning.
This market has never lacked methodologies; what it lacks is that damn discipline.
The discussion on the relationship between volume and price is quite good; many people just ignore this.
Even with a small principal, you can turn things around, as long as you can truly stick to it—not just listening to some motivational speech.
Anyway, you're much more clear-headed than most people who mindlessly go all-in.
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ChainSauceMaster
· 01-11 07:56
Talking big, but who can really hold on after a 9-day continuous decline? I think it's uncertain.
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SneakyFlashloan
· 01-11 07:54
90% win rate, that number sounds pretty unbelievable
Oh wait, saving up for a down payment in 6 months is the real game-changer, is this true or not
Can endure 9 days of continuous decline, I just can't do it, it's too torturous
Understanding the combination of volume and price is indeed necessary, otherwise it's just pure gambling
Discipline > luck, this is not wrong, but the execution always collapses
It's really hard to find good entry points, easy to say but hard to do
Can a small principal turn around? I want to hear specifically how to operate this
Switching positions after 6 days of sideways movement, how strong must the psychological resilience be
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ruggedNotShrugged
· 01-11 07:50
Half a year to save for a down payment? Man, you need to change that logic. Nine days of continuous decline is a test of mental resilience.
That's a good point, but most people can't learn it—it's just that bit of ruthlessness.
90% win rate? Just hearing that number makes me skeptical. In real trading, how many can stick to this discipline?
Price-volume coordination is indeed fundamental, but you need to be precise about the low-position ambush; otherwise, it's just waiting in vain.
Having strong discipline and executing ruthlessly is correct, but the market won't give you many chances to make mistakes.
Feels like I'm reading a trader's story again. I'll come back after I earn enough for the down payment to try this mindset.
A solid trading logic is reliable, but the market changes too fast, and patterns are shifting too.
Learning to wait for a breakout during sideways trading is valuable. Wasting time at bad entry points is indeed unproductive.
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BTCWaveRider
· 01-11 07:49
Half a year to save up for a down payment? I feel like it's more exhausting than three years for me haha
Can you really endure nine days of continuous decline? It really shows strong mental resilience
Point six hits the sore spot. I have this habit of procrastinating and often get cut off
I think the real test of insight is in the divergence between volume and price. If you can understand it and make money, it's easy
A 90% win rate sounds suspicious, but indeed some people can achieve it. Those with poor execution might only understand the theory
This logic works well in a bull market, but what about a bear market?
When Bitcoin rises, these rules are quite effective, but when it falls, should we do the opposite?
The most difficult part now is mindset; technical skills are not the biggest issue
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Layer2Observer
· 01-11 07:34
Hmm... A win rate of over 90%+ raises a question. What is the sample size of the data? Was it recorded manually or reconciled via API? From an engineering perspective, such claims need to be clarified.
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DAOdreamer
· 01-11 07:29
It sounds like armchair strategizing; the key still depends on real trading.
Not cutting losses after 9 days of continuous decline? Easy to say, but when that moment comes, the mindset will collapse.
I've heard this set of theories in many versions, but in the end, it still depends on who can truly execute.
Wait, how is the 90% win rate calculated? You must see the complete trading record to believe it.
It's actually just about stop-loss discipline + mindset, nothing too mysterious.
The combination of volume and price is indeed fundamental, but those who truly make money never rely on public routines.
I just want to know, are these rules also effective in a bear market?
Looks good, but I trust those who quietly make money without speaking out more.
Saving up the down payment in half a year is impressive, but the sample size is too small, and luck can't be easily ruled out.
After two days of consecutive gains, reducing positions? Wouldn't that easily lead to missing out? It's better to look at the larger cycle for stability.
Point 6 is the most critical; if you can do that, you've basically won against most people.
Exactly, without execution, any method is useless, but execution itself is a scarce resource.
These 10 points are actually just low buy and high sell + stop-loss, same old routine.
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MEVSandwich
· 01-11 07:26
A 90% win rate is still an exaggeration. Is it real data or just the "this month" win rate?
Using half a year to save up the down payment for a house, there's no secret—it's not good luck, nor is it blind luck. It's about finding a trading logic that can be executed and sustained to make money.
Many people ask me, why can I stay relatively stable in the crypto market? Actually, it's like this: trading coins may seem to rely on luck, but it's really about methods and discipline. If you also want to break out through trading, these 10 rules must be ingrained in your mind.
**1. Continuous decline of strong coins is a real opportunity**
If a coin drops from a high level and keeps falling for 9 days, don't be afraid—it's actually the best entry point at the bottom. Most people can't hold on until the 9th day and end up cutting losses, so the opportunity to make money always belongs to those who can endure.
**2. Reduce positions after two consecutive days of rise**
Don't fight against the market. When the upward trend is good, take some profits to secure gains. This isn't greed; it's the basic skill to survive longer.
**3. When a surge exceeds 7% in one day, there are usually moves the next day**
Don't rush in when you see this kind of trend. Give yourself two minutes to get a sense of the rhythm, then decide whether to enter.
**4. Never chase after the leading coin at a high**
Wait until the correction is confirmed to be over before entering, so you won't be repeatedly cut.
**5. No signals after three days of sideways movement? Wait another three days**
If it still hasn't broken through, decisively switch positions. Time cost is also a cost—don't waste your life on one position.
**6. If you can't get back to the cost price the next day, cut losses immediately**
The market won't wait for you. Dragging on is the biggest trap for retail investors.
**7. There is a pattern in the top gainers: three consecutive rises lead to five, and five lead to seven**
Two days of continuous rise is a signal; on the third day, you can accumulate at a low point. By the fifth day, it's usually a point to distribute. This rhythm is very stable.
**8. Volume and price must work together as a foundation**
A volume breakout at a low level is an opportunity to buy; high volume without further upward movement indicates funds are withdrawing. If you don't understand these, don't trade.
**9. Only trade trend coins, avoid weak coins**
Use the 3-day moving average for short-term bullishness, the 30-day for medium-term rhythm, the 80-day to gauge the strength of the main upward wave, and the 120-day to confirm a major bottom. Follow this framework, and your win rate will naturally be higher.
**10. Small capital can still turn around**
The amount of money isn't the key factor. The crucial points are: the strategy must be correct, the mindset stable, execution ruthless, and when opportunities come, dare to act.
I've maintained a win rate of over 90% for 8 years, and it all boils down to one core principle: no position without a clear pattern, see clearly before opening a position, and the rest is persistence.
Trading in the crypto market isn't about overexertion; it's about compound interest, discipline, and a clear mind. The same candlestick chart can lead to completely different results for different people—what makes the difference is mindset and execution.
I hope this set of ideas can help you avoid some pitfalls and seize your own opportunities in the next wave of the market. The market will always come, but your capital and patience are limited. Using systematic thinking to trade is far more reliable than relying on luck.