Let me share a true experience. I relied on a trap that seemed clumsy, and steadily made 2 million in the crypto world. This strategy has a very high win rate, and today I’m sharing it from the bottom of my heart with you all.
**Let me share an counterintuitive observation** — When the market crashes, is the coin in your hand just a symbolic pullback? Congratulations, there is a high probability that there are major players supporting the market behind the scenes. Those who panic and sell often miss out on surprises by being patient and holding on.
**The Obsession with Top Coins**: Always chase the strongest one. When it rises, it surges the fastest, and when it falls, it withstands the blows the best. Don't be fooled by the idea of "it has fallen so much that it should rebound," and don't hesitate to get in just because it has risen a lot. The essence of playing with top coins is — to dare to take over at high positions and cash out at even higher positions.
**A No-Brainer Strategy for Beginners**: For short-term trading, focus on the 5-day moving average; hold if the price stays above it, and exit if it falls below. For swing trading, watch the 20-day moving average, using the same logic. The method isn't complicated, but the challenge lies in strict execution.
**Techniques for Capturing the Main Uptrend**: Enter decisively when the trend is established and there is no large volume. Continue to hold during volume increases, and don't panic during volume decrease corrections as long as the trend remains intact; however, once there is a volume decline and a break below, immediately reduce your position without hesitation.
**Ironclad Discipline**: No movement three days after buying? If you can exit, do so. Losses hit 5%? Unconditional stop loss, don't argue with yourself.
**Signal of a rebound after a sharp decline**: A certain coin has halved from its peak and has fallen for 8 consecutive days? This extreme oversold condition often breeds a rebound, and it can be worth a small position gamble.
**Misunderstandings about Buying Points**: The right price is always more important than the "lowest point". Don't rush to catch the bottom during a decline; decisively clear out bad coins that should be abandoned. Remember, following the trend is the key to survival.
**Awakening After Profit**: Did you get carried away after making a profit? Continuous profitability is the real skill. Seriously review after each trade—was this money earned by luck or by skill? Establishing your own trading system is more effective than anything else.
**Lastly, let's talk about being in cash**: If you're not confident, don't force yourself to trade; being in cash is what maturity looks like. Trading is not about the number of times, but the success rate. Preserving capital should always come first; profits are just a bonus.
This method looks clumsy, but it is stable. The crypto world is not a casino; it relies on systems and discipline.
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DaoResearcher
· 11-30 16:22
According to the incentive mechanism model in the White Paper, the winning rate of this method is essentially optimizing decision-making under information asymmetry... etc., what the hell am I talking about, this is disciplined trading.
It is worth noting that the choice of the 5-day line and the 20-day line under the Token Weighted Voting game framework—forget it, that's off topic. The core issue is actually execution capability, and I agree on this point; the specific analysis is as follows: the effectiveness of the stop-loss mechanism has been validated by data, which is different from the fragility of "one vote, one right" in DAO governance proposals...
To be honest, this guy's logic chain is fine, but I still want to complain—high position relays sound easy, but the psychological game in actual operations is far more complex than the Algorithm.
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0xDreamChaser
· 11-30 10:26
To put it simply, it's strict discipline, really.
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tx_pending_forever
· 11-29 14:21
Sounds good, but I still think luck plays a big part.
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AirdropBuffet
· 11-29 01:49
In simple terms, it means to strictly implement it, nothing new.
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MentalWealthHarvester
· 11-29 01:47
Stop loss is real, and luck is also real.
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0xLuckbox
· 11-29 01:43
In simple terms, knowing when to set a stop loss and when to take a Short Position is more important than anything else.
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Degentleman
· 11-29 01:38
To be honest, I have understood this trap logic a long time ago; the key is execution, brother.
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GasGrillMaster
· 11-29 01:31
To be honest, I've been using this set of things for a long time, and it really is stable.
How should I put it, it really tests human nature, most people can't stick it out for three months.
I agree with the leading coin aspect, but high-level relay trading depends on market feeling, not everyone can handle this set.
The 5% stop loss rule is absolute; how many people ended up losing 50% because they couldn't bear to part with that 5%?
The state of being in a Short Position is indeed high; I would rather miss out than mess around, after all, there are opportunities in the crypto world every day.
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HashBandit
· 11-29 01:29
ngl this reads like survival guide meets copium... back in my mining days we called this "pray the whales hodl your bags" strategy lol. discipline matters though, not gonna lie.
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LiquidityWitch
· 11-29 01:25
nah the whole "institutional accumulation" angle hits different... been watching these cursed positions liquidate themselves while the uninitiated panic sell lmao
Let me share a true experience. I relied on a trap that seemed clumsy, and steadily made 2 million in the crypto world. This strategy has a very high win rate, and today I’m sharing it from the bottom of my heart with you all.
**Let me share an counterintuitive observation** — When the market crashes, is the coin in your hand just a symbolic pullback? Congratulations, there is a high probability that there are major players supporting the market behind the scenes. Those who panic and sell often miss out on surprises by being patient and holding on.
**The Obsession with Top Coins**: Always chase the strongest one. When it rises, it surges the fastest, and when it falls, it withstands the blows the best. Don't be fooled by the idea of "it has fallen so much that it should rebound," and don't hesitate to get in just because it has risen a lot. The essence of playing with top coins is — to dare to take over at high positions and cash out at even higher positions.
**A No-Brainer Strategy for Beginners**: For short-term trading, focus on the 5-day moving average; hold if the price stays above it, and exit if it falls below. For swing trading, watch the 20-day moving average, using the same logic. The method isn't complicated, but the challenge lies in strict execution.
**Techniques for Capturing the Main Uptrend**: Enter decisively when the trend is established and there is no large volume. Continue to hold during volume increases, and don't panic during volume decrease corrections as long as the trend remains intact; however, once there is a volume decline and a break below, immediately reduce your position without hesitation.
**Ironclad Discipline**: No movement three days after buying? If you can exit, do so. Losses hit 5%? Unconditional stop loss, don't argue with yourself.
**Signal of a rebound after a sharp decline**: A certain coin has halved from its peak and has fallen for 8 consecutive days? This extreme oversold condition often breeds a rebound, and it can be worth a small position gamble.
**Misunderstandings about Buying Points**: The right price is always more important than the "lowest point". Don't rush to catch the bottom during a decline; decisively clear out bad coins that should be abandoned. Remember, following the trend is the key to survival.
**Awakening After Profit**: Did you get carried away after making a profit? Continuous profitability is the real skill. Seriously review after each trade—was this money earned by luck or by skill? Establishing your own trading system is more effective than anything else.
**Lastly, let's talk about being in cash**: If you're not confident, don't force yourself to trade; being in cash is what maturity looks like. Trading is not about the number of times, but the success rate. Preserving capital should always come first; profits are just a bonus.
This method looks clumsy, but it is stable. The crypto world is not a casino; it relies on systems and discipline.