Eight years ago, when I transferred my entire savings of 20,000 yuan into a crypto account, my hands were shaking. Now with 6 million sitting there, I'm surprisingly calm.

These eight years have taught me not technology, but survival.

In terms of capital management, I never go all-in; I only move 20% each time.

Strictly stop loss at 10% per trade; if I'm wrong five times in a row, at most I lose half, but one trend wave can earn it all back. Many people die from "wait a little longer," I die from "must cut."

In terms of trends, I never try to catch the bottom.

Trying to guess the bottom during a downtrend is catching a falling knife; I only wait for pullback opportunities after the trend is confirmed.

Directions that have been verified by the market naturally have higher winning rates.

$GWEI

I never touch pump-and-dump coins; altcoins that skyrocket and crash are essentially bait, and the pump is just to find bagholders.

Better to miss out than to be cannon fodder.

MACD is the only indicator I look at.

Enter when the golden cross below the zero line crosses above zero; when there's a death cross above the zero line, directly reduce positions. Don't predict, just follow.

There are also iron rules for adding positions: never add to a losing position, only add to a winning one, letting profits snowball.

Volume expansion + breakout is a signal of real money from the big players; only these are worth following.

Finally, six words: Follow the trend, control losses, be patient.

$G

Hold when multiple time frame trends resonate upward; exit when they turn downward.

There is no holy grail in the market, only discipline.

After eight years, what remains is not technology, but execution that goes against human nature.

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