The trading results over the past half month surprised me—a profit of over USD. Honestly, this rapid growth feels more exciting than anything else.
Many people think that to make money, they have to watch the market every day until their eyes turn red. But my experience is different—true trading opportunities are actually rare, and the key is to hit the right rhythm every time you make a move. In these two weeks, I haven't traded very frequently, but my win rate is quite high.
Why do most people fail to make money in the crypto market? From my observations, the problem is often not about not understanding the market trends, but about not being able to hold onto profits. When the market slightly pulls back, they panic; after a couple of upward moves, they rush to take profits, ending up with small gains and then exiting, watching the main upward wave slip away right in front of their eyes.
The core of my successful approach this time boils down to two things: **precisely identifying the buy-in points and then having the patience to hold**. It sounds simple, but very few people can actually do it.
My entry logic is very clear, based on the resonance of three signals:
**1. Major accumulation zone** — observing capital flow and historical support levels **2. Volume anomalies** — confirming intentions through volume-price coordination **3. Key support levels** — ensuring the bottom line isn’t broken
Only when these three conditions are met do I dare to act. I usually enter near the lowest point.
There were two false breakouts during this period, and many people in the market got shaken out. But I held on because I knew those weren’t real sell-offs, but rather the main players quickly accumulating. The psychological test during this process is intense; at the deepest point of floating losses, I did consider stop-loss. But as long as the overall trend hasn’t reversed, all these fluctuations are just noise.
Once the market direction is finally confirmed, profits start rolling in like a snowball. Daily gains of several thousand dollars— that feeling really makes you smile even in your sleep.
Finally, I want to say that trading methods shouldn’t be rigidly fixed. The crypto market is changing every day, and memorizing routines is ultimately useless. The real secret is understanding the market’s rhythm and doing the right thing at the right time.
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DaoDeveloper
· 01-09 10:38
ngl the signal confluence framework he's describing is pretty solid—basically treating market structure as composable primitives that need to validate together before execution. similar principle to how we audit smart contracts: multiple independent checks reduce surface area for failure.
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NFTBlackHole
· 01-08 10:02
60,000 US dollars? Haha, here comes another fairy tale...
The idea of not holding onto profits hits the mark; I often fall into this trap myself.
Regarding the fake breakout, I believe it. This kind of psychological warfare is indeed ruthless. But honestly, the three signals resonance sounds too perfect; in reality, how many can truly hit the lowest point?
To be honest, luck is even more crucial. No matter how clever the logic, a black swan can make you kneel.
This theory is well explained, but I always feel something is missing...
Sense of rhythm is indeed important, but when does the market stop changing? It always feels like I can never keep up.
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ImpermanentTherapist
· 01-08 10:01
Damn, 60,000 USDT in half a month, can you teach me how to find such entry points?
People keep talking about main force building positions and volume-price resonance, but how many can actually get it right? How is your win rate so high?
Not being able to hold is real. I'm the kind of person who wants to run after two rises, and I always miss out on half the profit.
How many people got shaken out by this fake breakout? I was among them...
Wait, how do you confirm these three signals simultaneously, and what’s the specific operation?
Can you give me a heads-up next time before you make a move, haha?
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LayerZeroJunkie
· 01-08 10:00
Damn, this mindset, not everyone can handle it
Wait, how do you determine that these three signals are resonating? Are there specific indicators?
I really relate to not being able to hold onto profits; I always get myself into trouble with my own reckless actions
Sounds good, but what about the backtest data? Can you share it?
This is the so-called "simple to difficult," it sounds easy but is extremely hard to execute
The main upward wave was truly heartbreaking; so many people just watched and missed it
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HodlAndChill
· 01-08 09:56
Another story of 60,000 US dollars, but this time it doesn't sound so exaggerated...
Holding on is really difficult. I used to sell every time there was a rally, only to watch others ride the main upward wave.
That makes sense, it really is a mindset issue.
The combination of these three signals is indeed pretty good among the strategies I've tried.
The moment when unrealized losses make you want to cut losses is the toughest. I've been through it too many times.
Having a good sense of rhythm is indeed more reliable than rigid methods; the market changes every day.
No wonder there are few who make money; most really can't hold on.
This wave's rhythm was indeed well timed.
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OfflineValidator
· 01-08 09:45
Well... to put it simply, it's still a mindset issue. Most people just can't hold on. I have deep personal experience.
60,000 USDT is indeed impressive, but in this market trend, luck also plays a significant role, right? Not everyone can hit the mark so precisely.
The theory about key support levels sounds reasonable, but I'm just worried about signals conflicting in the actual market.
A few thousand increase every day... it sounds easy, but when the retracement actually happens, it's a different story.
Honestly, engaging in such frequent short-term trading requires a very strong heart.
But indeed, you can't stick rigidly to one method; crypto changes too fast.
Holding onto profits is easier said than done. Those who can truly withstand two fake breakouts are indeed a minority.
The trading results over the past half month surprised me—a profit of over USD. Honestly, this rapid growth feels more exciting than anything else.
Many people think that to make money, they have to watch the market every day until their eyes turn red. But my experience is different—true trading opportunities are actually rare, and the key is to hit the right rhythm every time you make a move. In these two weeks, I haven't traded very frequently, but my win rate is quite high.
Why do most people fail to make money in the crypto market? From my observations, the problem is often not about not understanding the market trends, but about not being able to hold onto profits. When the market slightly pulls back, they panic; after a couple of upward moves, they rush to take profits, ending up with small gains and then exiting, watching the main upward wave slip away right in front of their eyes.
The core of my successful approach this time boils down to two things: **precisely identifying the buy-in points and then having the patience to hold**. It sounds simple, but very few people can actually do it.
My entry logic is very clear, based on the resonance of three signals:
**1. Major accumulation zone** — observing capital flow and historical support levels
**2. Volume anomalies** — confirming intentions through volume-price coordination
**3. Key support levels** — ensuring the bottom line isn’t broken
Only when these three conditions are met do I dare to act. I usually enter near the lowest point.
There were two false breakouts during this period, and many people in the market got shaken out. But I held on because I knew those weren’t real sell-offs, but rather the main players quickly accumulating. The psychological test during this process is intense; at the deepest point of floating losses, I did consider stop-loss. But as long as the overall trend hasn’t reversed, all these fluctuations are just noise.
Once the market direction is finally confirmed, profits start rolling in like a snowball. Daily gains of several thousand dollars— that feeling really makes you smile even in your sleep.
Finally, I want to say that trading methods shouldn’t be rigidly fixed. The crypto market is changing every day, and memorizing routines is ultimately useless. The real secret is understanding the market’s rhythm and doing the right thing at the right time.