The dumbest way to trade crypto is often the most effective, but 90% of people can't stick it out until the end.

$BTC Having been in the crypto space this long, I've seen too many people leave with their heads hung low.
$ETH It's not that they're not smart—it's that they're too impatient, too emotional, and they burn themselves out.
Retail investors lose the most, and it usually comes down to three things: chasing pumps, only to get dumped on right after entering;
heavy positions held to the death, getting shaken out by the slightest move from the big players;
and going all in on impulse, leaving no bullets left to rebalance, so when opportunity comes, they can only watch.
Many people keep losing because they're fighting the market with their emotions.
The real essence is often the simplest common sense:
If a high-level consolidation isn't complete, new highs often lie ahead;
If a low-level range has no bottom, be careful of new lows ahead.
Don't move before a breakout; never enter during a sideways grind—how many people have had their positions worn down by the chop?
Buy on a daily close red, sell on daily close green; trade with the sentiment rather than guessing tops and bottoms.
Slow dumps lead to weak bounces; violent drops tend to trigger explosive pumps—don't just watch the price, watch *how* it drops.
Build positions in a pyramid, enter and exit in batches, always leave yourself some bullets as a safety net.
After a big surge or dump comes consolidation, and after consolidation comes a breakout—don't get euphoric at highs, don't get impulsive at lows, wait for the signal before deciding life or death.
If you can never control your hands and don't know how to protect your capital, come to Zege, and I'll help you dodge the pitfalls!
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