On-ChainKnowledgeAndAction

A Simple and Practical Trading Plan Template
Before opening a position each time, ask yourself and clearly write down these 5 points:
Why am I entering? What is the logic?
Precise entry price
Stop-loss price, maximum loss per trade
Target take-profit price, is the risk-reward ratio reasonable?
How much position size to open, if it doesn't meet the plan, just give up
No plan, no opening;
Outside the plan, no operation;
Trigger stop-loss, do not hesitate;
Reach take-profit, do not be greedy.
Many people lose not because of poor skills, but because they never have a real tra

In trading, "reading charts" is not about looking at lines, but about analyzing structure, strength, and capital attitude. The core is three things: direction, position, and signals.
1. First, look at the big picture: don't look for buying points during a decline.
Only consider three levels:
Major cycle (daily / 4-hour)
Moving averages in a bullish arrangement (short-term above, long-term below) = uptrend
Moving averages in a bearish arrangement = downtrend
Moving averages intertwined = consolidation
High and low points
Higher highs and higher lows → Bullish
Lower highs and l

Cryptocurrency is inherently borderless, belonging to the global community and connecting the world, but its true vitality is always rooted in local communities.
Every developer, builder, evangelist, and ordinary user is an indispensable part of the ecosystem.
Some focus on technology and protocol iteration; some connect offline and promote awareness; some uphold consensus and co-build the ecosystem.
Globalization has provided the framework and circulation for crypto, while localized communities give it warmth, roots, and long-term vitality.
Market trends will rise and fall, capital will flow,