Treat Cryptocurrency Trading as a Job to Make Stable Money

Last November, I entered with 100U, made it to 1000U three times, and got completely liquidated all three times—didn't keep a single coin.

Later I realized: it's not that I can't make money, it's that I can't hold and don't have a system.

I've been refining this for months, and now things are finally stabilizing.

There are really only 4 useful points:

**First: Timing Selection**

I basically only trade after 9 PM

During the day, news is chaotic and false breakouts are common. At night, emotions have settled and trends are cleaner.

It's just one thing: filter out noise trading

**Second: Signal Confirmation**

No gut feelings, only three indicators: MACD crossovers, RSI extremes, Bollinger Band breakouts

At least two directions align before considering entry.

The essence is reducing wrong trades

**Third: Stop Loss Mechanism**

If I can monitor positions, I keep moving up my stop loss after profits. If I can't monitor, I use a hard 3% stop loss across the board.

Most people aren't incapable—they just blow up a single position to zero. Survive first, make money second

**Fourth: Profit Management**

Once you profit, take out 30%-50%. Your account is just numbers; taking it out is real money.

Lock in profits, cut greed

My whole family works at top Shanghai law firms and looked down on me for trading crypto. They kicked me out.

But so what? I got into China University of Political Science and Law—does that mean I have to live by their rules?

Everyone only gets one life to live for themselves

Even if I've blown up accounts, I won't turn back.

Because there's a brotherhood following me. One's glory is all's glory, one's loss is all's loss

Crypto trading isn't a get-rich-quick game, it's an execution game.

If you don't treat it as a job, it'll treat you as a sheep to shear.