Over the years in the crypto world, I have accumulated some real trading insights to share with everyone.



Choosing the right market phase is crucial. During a bull market, dare to experiment with altcoins, which could lead to doubled returns; in a bear market, firmly return to Bitcoin—stability should always come first. Many people tend to do the opposite, resulting in getting stuck in losses.

On the technical side, always mark coins with high volume at the bottom, as this often signals the beginning of a new move. During an uptrend, a pullback—especially when it hits an important moving average—is a good entry point. But the prerequisite is that you correctly identify the trend direction.

Control your trading rhythm. Frequent trading is like gambling; making a few big moves correctly each year is enough. Greed is the biggest killer in this market. Position management is also key—always leave room for adjustment so that when the market suddenly changes, you have space to react.

Don’t blindly add to losing positions; cutting losses promptly is the right approach. Relying solely on news is just for reference—you should never go all-in blindly, as the cost can be huge. Avoid unfamiliar sectors; focus on areas you truly understand, which will increase your chances of success.

Maintain a calm mindset and don’t be led by market emotions. Altcoins that have surged too much will definitely pull back, but a deep decline doesn’t necessarily mean a rebound—there’s a lot of knowledge involved here. When most people are shouting bullish, it’s often when the risk is near—this is a very painful but true rule.

One last piece of advice: learn to hold cash. You don’t need to be fully invested at all times; wait for clear market signals before entering. This can help avoid unnecessary losses. Consistent profits often come from good rhythm control.
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StableNomadvip
· 2h ago
ngl the "buy the dip at moving averages" part hits different after watching UST implode... statistically speaking most ppl do the exact opposite when it matters lol
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LightningAllInHerovip
· 2h ago
Well said, greed kills people. Last year, I went all-in and almost got wiped out. Being out of the market is really a relief; not holding any coins actually improves my sleep quality. Seeing the right trend is really the hardest part. I now prefer to miss out rather than chase highs. This set of theories sounds right, but executing them really depends on self-discipline. I still get easily tempted. That last sentence is brilliant. When everyone in the group was shouting about the rise, I actually started reducing my positions.
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WalletDetectivevip
· 2h ago
That's true, but how many can really do it? I'm the kind of person who gets chopped up from frequent trading. I only realized the importance of staying out of the market at the end; now I prefer to miss out rather than mess around blindly. Stop-loss really saves lives. I previously held onto that air coin stubbornly, only to lose everything. Most people shout about a rise and I want to do the opposite, feeling that this is the secret to survival. I've used the bottom volume pattern before, and it does have a probability, but you need a strong heart.
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