Reviewing my live BTC and ETH trading strategies over the past two weeks: 43 trades, 38 profitable, for an overall win rate of 88.4%.

BTC gained a cumulative 19,901.9 points, while ETH gained a cumulative 833.2 points.

The biggest change over these two weeks was that my trading approach followed the market.

In the first week, the market still offered clear opportunities amid volatility and rebounds. I traded both long and short, followed price action, and didn’t pass up opportunities.

By the second week, BTC and ETH began weakening steadily. Rebounds grew increasingly weaker, and overall h

BTC Market Cycle Analysis: How to Identify the Different Stages of Bull and Bear Markets?

In the BTC market, many investors are accustomed to judging market conditions based on short-term price movements, while overlooking a more important question: Which stage of the cycle is the market currently in? Understanding market cycles can help traders develop better strategies instead of using the same trading approach at every stage.

First, the accumulation phase. After a downturn, prices gradually stabilize, market interest is low, and trading volume may be relatively subdued. This phase is usua

How to Build Your Own BTC Trading System: From Random Trading to Consistent Execution

In the BTC market, many people learn new technical indicators every day: studying MACD today, RSI tomorrow, then searching for new trading strategies the day after. But despite learning a lot, they still have no clear rules when placing trades, ultimately falling into a cycle of repeated losses and constantly changing methods.

To change this, the first step is to build your own trading system.

First, choose your trading style. Based on your available time and risk tolerance, choose short-term, swing, or lo

How to Set Reasonable Stop-Loss and Take-Profit Levels in BTC Trading?

In BTC futures trading, many people spend a lot of time looking for the best entry point, but overlook two more important questions: If the market moves against your expectations, where should you exit? If it moves as expected, where should you lock in profits?

In fact, the entry determines when a trade begins, while stop-loss and take-profit levels determine its final outcome.

First, stop-loss levels should be based on a rationale. Don’t set an arbitrary fixed loss amount; instead, determine your stop-loss level based o

ETH | Reviewing the trading approach from November 2–6

ETH’s price action last week was fairly similar to BTC’s, but its rebound was not particularly strong.

Starting November 2, I had no plans to go long frequently. Although I had previously shared a short-term plan to buy on dips at 2250–2270, the focus was more on capturing the rebound potential, not treating it as a trend reversal.

On the 3rd and 4th, the plans focused mainly on trading both sides of the range; as the rebound gradually lost steam, the proportion of long trades also decreased.

Starting November 5, I began watching the o

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Exchanges forced shut $1.13B of leveraged positions on Nov 13, against a 7 day average of $321.3M. Bets on a rise made up 78.2% of it, the heaviest day in our recent window, with $BTC leading.

In cryptocurrency trading, many people know they should analyze rationally, yet when it’s time to actually place an order, they let their emotions take over. When they see BTC rising rapidly, they fear missing out and can’t resist chasing the price; when they see prices suddenly fall, they panic and rush to close their positions.

Why is trading so prone to emotional decisions?

First, fear of missing out. When the market suddenly makes a big move, many people worry about missing a chance to make money. They rush in without waiting for confirmation of a signal, often ending up buying near a sh

#ETH The current price is 1900. Price action continues to closely track BTC, but with greater volatility, and its weakness is even more pronounced than Bitcoin’s. The first near-term resistance above is around 1960, with a strong resistance zone at 2030. Only a high-volume move above and sustained hold above 2030 would ease the current persistent downward pressure; otherwise, bears are more likely to cap every rebound. Near-term support below is first at 1870, a recent low where buyers have stepped in. If this level fails, the price could fall further to around 1820 in search of support. In te

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Is BTC suitable for dollar-cost averaging? Use time to invest at a more comfortable pace!

In the cryptocurrency market, many people hope to buy at the lowest point and sell at the highest. But in reality, even experienced investors find it difficult to accurately predict every market turn. Some make a lump-sum purchase and then face a sharp drawdown, while others keep waiting for a lower price and ultimately miss a long-term rally.

So, is BTC actually suitable for dollar-cost averaging?

First, it reduces the difficulty of timing the market. The key feature of dollar-cost averaging is invest

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In BTC trading, many people see a candlestick with a long lower wick and assume buyers are starting to fight back and the price is about to rebound, so they rush in to buy the dip. But in reality, a long lower wick does not necessarily signal a trend reversal; it may simply be a brief rebound during a downtrend.

So, how should you judge?

First, look at where it appears. If a long lower wick forms near an important previous support level, it may indicate strong buying support after the price fell into this area, making the rebound signal relatively more significant. But if it appears during a

$SHELL This 75% rally has not broken down the trend structure, but short-term momentum is already fading. The risk of chasing is greater than the opportunity, so my conclusion is to go long on a pullback, not chase highs. Here’s a reusable checkup using moving averages: MA5=0.032644 remains above MA20=0.032332, and the bullish moving-average alignment is still intact, indicating a healthy medium-term trend; however, the price pulled back after surging to around the Bollinger upper band at 0.0448565. RSI=63.4 is in the strong but not overbought zone, while the MACD histogram=-0.000604 has turn

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