I have organized two core trading principles that are particularly suitable for different market phases.
During ranging markets, the biggest test is mental resilience—hold your position, don't chase highs or sell lows. When the price oscillates repeatedly between 5000-8000, greed can easily turn into a knife. Set your take profit levels in advance; exit when reached, and don't wait for the market to apologize to you.
Trend markets are completely different. When the market is moving strongly upward or downward, holding on is the key. Many people regret after being shaken out, watching their coins soar in their hands. The key is to identify early signals of a trend; once confirmed, you must stay firm.
These two market conditions test different skills. Ranging markets test discipline, while trending markets test mentality. Mastering both allows you to navigate different market rhythms comfortably. Which type of market have you found more difficult to endure?
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SchrodingersPaper
· 18h ago
That's right, but isn't this just armchair strategizing after the fact... Who can really do it when the market is in front of them?
I'm the kind of person who can lose in both types of markets—I've chased highs and sold lows, and I've been shaken out before. My mind is truly exhausted.
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GasWaster69
· 18h ago
That's right, during volatility I just can't help myself and end up making a few more trades.
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Degentleman
· 18h ago
Exactly right, during the volatility it was really easy to cut losses to the point of doubting life
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BlindBoxVictim
· 18h ago
Sounds nice, but in practice, each task becomes more difficult, especially during volatility when it's really easy to go crazy.
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AirdropLicker
· 18h ago
Well said, but bro, I always do the opposite now haha
I have organized two core trading principles that are particularly suitable for different market phases.
During ranging markets, the biggest test is mental resilience—hold your position, don't chase highs or sell lows. When the price oscillates repeatedly between 5000-8000, greed can easily turn into a knife. Set your take profit levels in advance; exit when reached, and don't wait for the market to apologize to you.
Trend markets are completely different. When the market is moving strongly upward or downward, holding on is the key. Many people regret after being shaken out, watching their coins soar in their hands. The key is to identify early signals of a trend; once confirmed, you must stay firm.
These two market conditions test different skills. Ranging markets test discipline, while trending markets test mentality. Mastering both allows you to navigate different market rhythms comfortably. Which type of market have you found more difficult to endure?