2025-12-19 12:10:16

#数字资产市场洞察 From zero to a million level, ultimately it's not luck that matters, but whether you can stick to a simple set of rules.

I've personally used a method that keeps your money constantly in motion, but there's a way to do it.

**First: Gradually enter in batches**

Take 10,000 yuan, divide it into 5 parts to deploy. Only use 2,000 yuan each time to test the waters; if it feels right, add more. When it drops 10%, add a portion; when it rises 10%, take profits in batches, letting the gains continue to compound.

**Focus only on two main cryptocurrencies**

BTC and ETH, just these two. Altcoins' volatility can drive people crazy. The first lesson for beginners entering the crypto space is: don't touch things you don't understand.

**Having a plan is more valuable than intuition**

Emotions are unreliable; position is reliable. When shorting, wait until the 4-hour moving averages can't hold before gradually closing positions, strictly stop-loss. When going long, wait until the support level is truly stable before trying a small position; if it breaks, exit immediately—don't argue with yourself.

**Risk control is the bottom line of survival**

If you lose more than 20% in a day, stop trading for the day. No single trade should exceed 5% of your total funds. Also, avoid trading after 2 a.m. and during weekends; sometimes holding cash is the smartest rest.

**Trading during explosive market moves**

If a day of sharp rise occurs, only chase the top three coins with the biggest gains, and take profits when your gains triple. Once you've made money, first move your stop-loss to your cost basis to protect your principal, then consider how much profit to take.

The market is never short of smart people; what’s lacking is those who can stick to a simple set of rules. Everyone can learn complex techniques, but whether you can execute clear discipline every day is what separates the high from the low. Ordinary people can still outperform most.

If you want a replicable, executable trading system, all these ideas are in my sharing. Let’s stay calm amid market fluctuations and move forward steadily.

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DancingCandles

· 2025-12-21 10:17

To be honest, the most I hear is about this set of things, but very few can actually stick with it. --- 2000 bucks to test the waters is indeed restrained, much more solid than going all in. --- The phrase "don't operate at 2 a.m." is something I learned the hard way with stop loss orders, a bloody lesson. --- I agree with just focusing on BTC and ETH, the temptation of alts can really get carried away, and in the end, you can lose money for no reason. --- I need to ask about this 5% risk control, how is the total capital calculated, do unrealized gains count? --- Running after a profit that triples depends on the market conditions, sometimes a wave of momentum is just starting. --- Discipline does have its highs and lows, but it also depends on luck, the market is not a math problem. --- Protecting the principal is indeed a priority, I've seen too many people make a profit and then pull back entirely.

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RugPullAlarm

· 2025-12-20 09:53

It sounds great, but I want to see on-chain data proof that you really made a profit. The idea of entering in batches sounds simple, but how was the fund flow handled during actual execution? I agree with BTC and ETH, but I have tracked those who claim to have "strict stop-loss," and most of them break through the stop-loss level during retracements. A 20% daily stop-loss sounds rigorous, but I have seen many large account addresses where the stop-loss line has been broken countless times.

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SorryRugPulled

· 2025-12-19 12:38

You're right, but very few people actually stick with it.

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GateUser-e87b21ee

· 2025-12-19 12:38

Rules are easy to talk about but hard to follow. The key is whether you can really put down your phone at 2 a.m.

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DegenWhisperer

· 2025-12-19 12:37

To be honest, I'm already tired of the batch entry strategy, but it does work. The key is to hold back and not FOMO in just because of a daily limit-up; that's truly a recipe for disaster.

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MonkeySeeMonkeyDo

· 2025-12-19 12:35

That's right, discipline is the key. I only gradually figured out this system after losing out due to emotional trading.

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LiquidityWitch

· 2025-12-19 12:34

That's right, it's a matter of execution. Most people fail due to frequent trading. Seemingly simple rules break down after just three months. I've also survived through various margin call lessons. The method of entering and exiting in batches is really excellent. I especially agree with the 5% stop-loss rule. Many people die because of greed. Just trading BTC and ETH is enough to get by. There are too many scam coins, so it's better to skip them. I need to reflect on not trading at 2 a.m. more carefully, as I often lose control and impulsively buy the dip.

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