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#数字资产代币化浪潮 You might not believe it, but back then, the rookie who carried 20,000 yuan and lived on steamed buns while staring at the market data actually managed to reach this laid-back state using a "dumb as a rock" methodology.



No extraordinary talent, insider information, or sheer luck—none of it has touched me. I have been relentlessly pursuing a strategy I developed on my own, and after 9 years of hard work, the foundation I built has finally allowed me to achieve true financial freedom.

From a newbie to an experienced trader, over the years I have summarized a few very practical survival rules. Sharing with friends who are still struggling in the cryptocurrency market:

**About Funds - Don't Play with Your Life**

Never go all in. My habit is to divide the principal into 5 parts and only use 1 part each time. The maximum loss for a single trade is capped at 10%, which corresponds to a loss of no more than 2% of the total funds.

Calculating like this, even if I get it wrong 5 times in a row, the total loss would only be 10%. But as long as I catch a decent market trend? The previous losses can be easily made up.

Stability is the foundation of my system, and it is also the starting point for compound growth.

**About Trends - Don't Go Against the Market**

Buying the dip? That's a trap. Selling in a hurry when it rises? That's called missing out on a gold mine.

Patience is the hard currency. Not being led by the nose by short-term fluctuations is the core weapon of trend traders. Sometimes waiting is more valuable than acting.

**About the Surge Coin - Just Watch It, Don't Touch It**

A surge does not equal opportunity; in most cases, it is just a trap.

Whether mainstream or altcoin, once the price increase is outrageous, the probability of getting trapped rises sharply. If you can control your hands and not feel envious, you have already outperformed most people.

**About Technical Indicators - Just Tools, Don't Be Superstitious**

I use MACD quite often:
DIF and DEA have formed a golden cross below, consider a buying point; if there is a dead cross above, then it is time to reduce positions.

There is another principle: only increase positions on profitable trades, and do not add to losing ones.

This trick can effectively avoid emotional trading - discipline always comes first.

**About Trading Volume - This is the Pulse of the Market**

A low-volume breakout is the real signal for the trend to start.

I only focus on the 3-day, 30-day, 84-day, and 120-day moving averages when looking at trends. The trend is confirmed only when the moving averages turn upward.

Do not follow the trend, do not fantasize, just focus on the already clear trends.

**About Replay - The Line Between Experts and Retail Investors**

I will review the market data for each transaction.
What was the buying logic at that time?
Where did the judgment go wrong?
Has the trend changed?

The truly skilled traders do not make money by predicting, but by learning from past trades.

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In summary:

These rules sound simple, but very few people actually implement them effectively.

The market always rewards those who have discipline—especially those who can remain calm in the chaos and strictly adhere to the rules.

From 20,000 to financial freedom, the key is never some profound skills, just 8 words: **Stick to discipline, move forward steadily**.

The high-profit opportunities in the cryptocurrency market wait for no one. Only those who can endure the restless period and seize the real opportunities will be the ultimate winners.

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fren_with_benefitsvip
· 21h ago
That's true, the All in crowd has already dropped to zero. Those who are truly surviving now have to rely on this kind of rigid discipline. Why don't you talk about how to handle the mindset when making mistakes five times? That's the real test. Eating steamed buns for nine years with twenty thousand yuan, how strong does one need to be in execution? I don't have that kind of determination. I agree with the review part. Most people forget when they lose and think they are geniuses when they win, resulting in a cycle back to square one. I like your methodology, but to be honest, those who truly follow it are still in the minority.
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OnchainArchaeologistvip
· 22h ago
Reviewing this area is indeed a watershed moment; most people just keep stepping into the same traps without learning their lesson. Listening to discipline sounds dull, but it truly allows one to live the longest. The All in trap looks exhilarating, but it leads to the fastest demise.
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ApeDegenvip
· 22h ago
You're right, discipline is the way to go, I've been doing the same for the past few years. I went All in once and never made that mistake again, it hurt a lot. I've seen too many people catch a falling knife with big pump coins, anyway, I'm staying far away from that. When it comes to reviewing, there is indeed a big difference between experts and beginners; persistence makes a huge difference. Controlling your hands is more effective than any technical indicator.
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MissedTheBoatvip
· 22h ago
Watching them brag about going from 20,000 to financial freedom, why do I always miss out? I remember I used to think the same way, and now I'm still here catching a falling knife. Discipline is indeed important, but my discipline is to want to enter a position whenever I see a big pump. Can anyone really just look at the moving averages and not the Candlesticks? I certainly can't see that. What's the point of reviewing trades? It doesn't change my fate of losing money.
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SchrodingerWalletvip
· 23h ago
You are right, discipline is indeed the most valuable thing, but most people simply cannot stick to it. In terms of reviewing, 90% of people don't do this at all. Going from 20,000 to freedom sounds easy, but it's hard in practice. There are many stories of going all in for a turnaround, but those who survive until the end still rely on stability.
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