I’ve been holding the long positions for the past few days, making a small profit.

Let me share: ten years ago, when I wired all my savings—20,000 yuan—into a crypto account, my hands were shaking so badly that I typed the password wrong three times.
Now there’s ten million worth of money sitting in my account, yet I feel calm—like I’m just looking at someone else’s numbers. $AKE
What truly changed me over these ten years wasn’t how much money I made, but learning to stay alive first, then slowly make big money.
First, money management.
I never go all-in. Each time, I only move 20% of my position. The market will always have opportunities, but your principal is only one life.
Stop-loss is a hard rule: any single trade’s loss must never exceed 10%. As soon as you hit it, you cut. Even if you make the wrong call five times in a row, the most you’ll lose is half your principal—but if you catch even one trend, one trade can bring it all back.
A lot of people die by “waiting a bit longer.” What I rely on is “must cut.”
For trading trends, I have one iron law: don’t bottom-fish. $MON
Trying to pick a bottom while prices are falling is catching a falling knife. I only wait for the trend to play out, then find entry points during pullbacks. The market has already proven the direction, so your win rate is naturally much higher.
Those meme coins that can multiply several times in a day—I basically don’t touch them. They look like opportunities, but most of the time it’s the market makers pumping to find bag-holders.
I’d rather miss out than be a cannon fodder.
I look at very few indicators—basically only one: MACD.
Only when there’s a golden cross below the 0 line, and it breaks above 0, do I consider entering;
Once a death cross happens above the 0 line, no matter whether you’re up or down, I immediately reduce the position. Trading doesn’t rely on prediction—it relies on following.
Adding to positions also has rules:
Adding to losses is rolling the mistake bigger and bigger; only add when you’re profitable—that’s called riding the trend and compounding like a snowball.
If the price breaks out while the trading volume increases noticeably—meaning real money is pushing—then following in at that moment is often how you catch the main leg of the rally.
After years of reflection, it really comes down to six words:
Ride the trend, control the loss, and be patient.
When multiple moving averages across different timeframes converge upward, you hold; when they turn downward, you leave.
There’s no real “holy grail” in trading. What truly determines whether you can make money comes down to only two things:
discipline and execution.
What’s been accumulated over ten years isn’t just technical skills, but the ability to fight human nature.
One log can’t make a boat; a lone sail won’t go far.
If you want to make fewer mistakes and follow the right moves—Zege will take you to shore.
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