I turned a 1000U account into 68,000U.
Throughout the process, I never stayed up all night, nor did I touch any altcoins.
What I relied on was not any sharp tools, but rather three seemingly dull "blunt knives"—a set of principles centered on "not being greedy or gambling."
It is this "dullness" that allowed me to cleverly avoid 80% of the pitfalls in the market during this year's fluctuations. Slow is sometimes the fastest way.
First knife: Split positions to resist volatility, never go all in. Now in the crypto world, the back-and-forth between bulls and bears makes going all in essentially paving the way for being trapped.
I split my 1000U into three parts: the short-term position operates a maximum of 2 times a day, making 2%-3% and then withdrawing, enough to cover transaction fees and a simple meal;
The trend position waits for the weekly MA30 to stand above MA60 and for prices to break recent highs before entering the market, taking out half the principal once profits reach 30%, and setting a 10% trailing stop for the rest;
The backup position is specifically for covering losses, and no new funds will be added. Splitting positions during periods of volatility always provides a chance for recovery, much more stable than going all in.
Second knife: Only follow trends, do not step into volatility traps. Newbies lose principal mostly by messing around during fluctuations $PUMP
My ironclad rule is: only engage in clear trends defined by "daily MA30 above MA60 + volume breaking previous highs"; during other times, simply turn off the trading software.
This year, almost 60% of the time has been volatile, and many people stare at the market chasing fluctuations, losing a lot in transaction fees and still getting trapped;
Third knife: First manage yourself, then earn from the market. Newbies blow up accounts, 90% is due to lack of discipline. I set three rules:
If a single loss reaches 3%, immediately cut losses, never hold on to add to positions; if floating profits exceed 10%, pull the stop loss to the break-even point, first protect the principal before discussing profits; $PEPE
Unload the APP at 11 PM sharp, if I stay up late once, I penalize myself by not trading the next day. When feeling itchy to trade, I just delete the trading software; out of sight, out of mind, much more reliable than stubbornly holding on.
The crypto world has long passed the savage era of "gambling big or small," and winning during volatile periods relies even more on rules. Don't blindly believe in "doubling overnight."
Sharpen these three "blunt knives": split positions to resist risks, wait for trends without blind actions, maintain discipline to control emotions; when the next wave of the market arrives, you can also stand firm and earn steadily.
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