Shorting at highs, longing at lows—certain death. This is a fatal flaw with no solution.

If you’re losing money trading crypto, hold altcoins in spot and trade majors with futures—steady profits.

Over 10 years of crypto trading, the first three years I kept losing, racking up 8 million in debt. After self-adjustment, the next seven years brought financial freedom, stable compounding, seven-figure monthly income, and eight-figure annual income.

Today I’ll share the essence of my trading.

Actually, it’s very simple: cut losses when wrong, hold when right, small losses for big gains, and maximize the risk-reward ratio. Let’s break it down to each core step:

1. Follow the trend: Use a simple moving average to define long/short. Above it, only go long; below it, only go short. #Sharplink增持1万枚ETH
2. Test the position: Follow the trend, go against the smaller trend within the larger trend. Enter only when the potential risk-reward ratio is large enough—i.e., if wrong, the stop loss is small, but if right, the profit is huge. Usually this is at the bottom or early stage of a trend.
3. Stop loss for test position: If the key level is broken, cut losses immediately—no room for hope. If price comes back, you can re-enter. Don’t hope you can weather it out, and never average down.
4. Add to trend position: Add on floating profits. Adding is the key to big gains. After price moves up as expected and pulls back, add at the support level where the pullback stops or at the breakout high—go with the larger trend, against the smaller trend.
5. Set stop loss for trend position: For the newly added trend position, move the stop loss to the new key level. The base position is safe, only the added portion is at risk. If the add fails, stop out the add and wait for the next opportunity. If price continues up, hold firmly, wait for another pullback to add again, and keep moving the stop. Repeat until the last move is stopped out or a top signal triggers profit-taking.
6. Profit-taking: Never take profit easily at any time—this is the key to big money. You can exit in batches or all at once. One shot is best, because it forces you to wait for the highest-probability top signal. $GWEI

If you’re trading on the right side, floating profits will inevitably retrace. You must accept this internally. Don’t try to sell at the exact top, or feel you missed the top and wait for it to come back.

Follow Sister Qing—no boasting, no empty promises. Only share real-world experience to survive in the space. If you’re still losing over and over, restarting again and again, come talk to me. I’ll teach you how to simplify trading.