Daily chart trend traders are most likely to get caught off guard, often not due to technical issues, but because of fluctuations in funding rates and sudden stop-loss triggers that disrupt the rhythm. Pursuing extreme risk control sounds correct, but the result is often that before the trend can unfold, you are washed out.

The solution isn't complicated; there are two principles that must be strictly followed:

First, ensure that the daily chart direction and the funding rate direction are fully aligned. For example, if the daily bullish pattern is accompanied by rising funding rates encouraging long positions, then following the trend is confident. Conversely, if the daily trend is bullish but funding rates are suppressed, then you should wait.

Second, do not be greedy with stop-loss settings. A 15% stop-loss range is sufficient for daily chart trades, providing enough breathing room for the trend while setting a defensive line. The choice of entry point is crucial—enter long positions near the daily moving average or around the previous significant low, as these positions have a higher win rate.

One final piece of advice: avoid short-term trading on 4-hour or lower timeframes. Minute-level noise can completely mess up your judgment. Stick to the daily chart trading framework, focus on the major trend, and trading will be much more comfortable.