After so many years of trading, the truth always hits hard. Today I’m sharing some experience gained through real money, not to create hype, but to talk with those who truly consider this profession.



**1. A Strong Coin Dropping Rapidly Is Actually a Signal to Enter**

Watching the leading coin fall for 8 to 9 days straight, most people would have already freaked out. But at this point, what you should really do is check your confidence. The market is never washing out the price; it’s washing out retail investors’ psychology.

**2. Consider Taking Profits After a Two-Day Surge**

Any coin that rises continuously for 48 hours, you need to understand one principle: greed will ultimately prevent you from gaining anything. In the crypto world, traders who dare to take profits can truly survive longer.

**3. Don’t Rush to Chase Large Daily Gains**

When the increase exceeds 7%, the next day’s opening often continues to push higher. Be patient and watch the bullets fly; the profits often stay in your account overnight.

**4. Wait for a Pullback Opportunity for Leading Coins**

Chasing high is always a trap; the real entry point is when the price consolidates with low volume and stabilizes. Instead of chasing the top, it’s better to wait for a clear bottom.

**5. Be Cautious if Consolidation Lasts Over 72 Hours**

If the market oscillates for more than three days without a clear direction, it’s a sign to exit. In the crypto market, time costs more than anything.

**6. Cut Losses Quickly on Continuous Loss Positions**

If you fail to recover the previous day’s losses the next day, it indicates the bullish momentum has weakened. Remember: timely stop-loss is to stay alive and come back; stubbornly holding on is true self-sabotage.

**7. There Are Patterns Behind Consecutive Bullish Days**

Three consecutive bullish days often lead to five in a row. A five-day rally usually signals that the seven-fold sky is near. Those who understand candlestick rhythm will find trading like using cheat codes.

**8. The Relationship Between Volume and Price Never Lies**

A sudden increase in volume at a low point indicates the main force is knocking on the door. High volume at a high price with stagnation suggests the whales are quietly retreating. Volume is the most honest indicator.

**9. Identifying the Trend Direction Is Key**

When the 3-day moving average turns upward, short-term traders have an opportunity. When the 30-day moving average starts to rise, medium-term holders should begin to pay attention. When the 80-day line surges, it’s a true signal of a major upward wave. When the 120-day line shoots up, it’s a rare multi-year wealth-building opportunity.

**10. There Are Secrets to Turning Small Accounts Around**

Starting with 5,000 yuan can still lead to a million-yuan journey. But the prerequisites are: strong trading discipline, systematic operations that defy human nature, and swift execution.

The crypto world is never short of stories of overnight riches. What’s truly rare is surviving three years after getting rich. The essence of trading is a game of probabilities; those who succeed are always those with a solid methodology and strong psychological resilience.
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MoneyBurnerSocietyvip
· 3h ago
Uh... after reading these ten points, I just remembered my 5,000 yuan from last week... it's still on the way now.
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Fren_Not_Foodvip
· 01-12 09:57
That's so true, taking profits is really the key to longevity. --- Running after a 72-hour consolidation, I need to remember this. --- I feel like I just lack that decisive execution ability; I've been stuck here. --- The relationship between volume and price really can't be fooled. I used to not understand this and suffered many losses. --- The pattern of continuous positive candles is worth studying carefully; otherwise, I keep chasing highs and getting trapped. --- After getting rich quickly, surviving three years really hits home... most people simply don't have that mental resilience. --- Chasing highs is like being given a free ride; every time I see a high level, I want to jump in, and every time I regret it. --- Waiting for a clear bottom is easy to say, but how many actually do it? --- Stop-loss is to stay alive and come back; this phrase must be engraved in my mind.
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CryptoCross-TalkClubvip
· 01-12 09:55
Laughing to death, it sounds so real. I've tried it, and it's all reverse indicators, losing even faster. Taking profit sounds simple, but when it really rises, no one is willing to cut it, including me. Continuous Yang pattern? Bro, I've looked at K-line charts for so many years, and the pattern is just a pattern; it can never catch up with the main force's mind. That last sentence is a killer, truly heartbreaking. Those who live over three years are really rare, and everyone I know is in the pit. The leek gunmen also talk about methodology, but the key is that during execution, it all depends on feeling and luck.
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OldLeekMastervip
· 01-12 09:55
Really, I’ve never done a good job with take-profit, always hoping for another rally. It sounds harsh, but it’s truly a blood and tears lesson. Volume and price can’t deceive people; I just worry about my own eyes being blind and not seeing clearly. 5000x to a million? Sounds great, but there are very few who can survive until the third year. The theory of consecutive bullish days makes sense, but I still often get shaken off by the main force. Waiting for a pullback until the end of time, sometimes I just miss it altogether, haha. When it comes to mentality, I might never become a winner like those people.
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PhantomMinervip
· 01-12 09:51
You are absolutely right, taking profits is really a hurdle; most people die on greed. The same goes for stop-loss; unwilling to cut losses, and in the end, nothing is left. It's very true. This wave of market looks interesting on the 3-day moving average, waiting for the signal from the 30-day moving average. After a consecutive bullish day, the pullback is often the best opportunity. Let's be patient. Volume and price can't deceive people; when there's high volume at a high level without a corresponding rise, you should be alert. To be honest, the premise for small accounts to turn around is truly discipline; execution determines win or lose. The few days of sharp decline test your mentality; true experts actually buy during these times. The 72-hour consolidation and exit point is well said; wasting time and opportunity costs is the biggest loss. Chasing highs is suicidal; waiting for a pullback to enter is the right way. Understanding K-line rhythm is indeed like having a cheat code, but most people simply can't understand it.
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