#2026年比特币行情展望 $RIVER You have been losing money all along, and there is only one core reason



$ETH Still operating blindly based on feelings? Without a clear trading plan, you're destined to be cut by the market.

I am 30 years old this year, and I started engaging in crypto trading at 22. By 24~25, my capital reached middle-class levels. Over the years of trial and error, I have summarized a set of "clumsy methods," which are simple and crude to say but can almost ensure stable profits. Based on this logic, I made a sum of money.

The seven iron laws I’ve explored are not complicated, but each one is a lesson learned through blood and tears. If you don’t understand or disagree, feel free—anyway, the losses will still happen—

**First Law: Capital Allocation Principle**
Divide the principal into 5 parts, only use one-fifth each time. Set a hard stop-loss of 10 points. Calculated this way, one mistake only loses 2% of the total funds. Even with 5 mistakes, only a 10% loss. Conversely, set take-profit at above 10 points—do you think there’s still a chance of being trapped?

**Second Law: Follow the Trend**
In a downtrend, every rebound is a trap for more buying; in an uptrend, every dip could be an ambush. Instead of blindly bottom-fishing, it’s more prudent to buy on dips. Going with the trend is always the simplest profit logic.

**Third Law: Stay Away from Short-term Explosive Coins**
Whether mainstream or small coins, the chances of further rises after a short-term surge are slim. After a high-level stagnation, the momentum naturally weakens. The reasoning is straightforward, but greedy people always want to gamble.

**Fourth Law: MACD Entry and Exit Signals**
When DIF and DEA form a golden cross below the zero line, breaking above zero—this is a steady buy signal. Conversely, when MACD forms a death cross above the zero line, it’s time to start reducing positions.

**Fifth Law: Volume-Price Relationship is Key**
Trading volume is the soul of the market. Watch for volume breakout during consolidation at low levels; at high levels, if volume stagnates, it’s wise to exit decisively.

**Sixth Law: Only Trade in Uptrend**
This yields the highest win rate and saves time. The 3-day moving average turning upward is a short-term bullish signal; the 30-day indicates medium-term upward trend; the 84-day suggests a main upward wave; and the 120-day confirms the long-term trend.

**Seventh Law: Review Weekly**
Check if your holding logic has deteriorated, whether the weekly K-line still matches previous judgments, and if there are signs of trend reversal. Adjust your trading strategy in time to survive longer.

Not sure how to start in this kind of market? Actually, it’s not that complicated. The key is to stick to discipline, let the data speak, and not be swayed by emotions.
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QuietlyStakingvip
· 01-08 00:11
Basically, it comes down to having execution power; it feels like no matter when you act, you'll eventually get eaten.
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SilentObservervip
· 01-07 06:17
That's very true, but how many people can really stick to these seven rules? I, for one, have started to rely on intuition and randomly buy the dip again. I've tried the MACD method, but I just can't execute it. I hesitate to cut losses and end up getting trapped. Splitting funds is a good idea; it seems much more reliable than my previous all-in gamble. Weekly review is the most crucial. I just don't review, so I keep making the same mistakes.
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RegenRestorervip
· 01-06 15:42
To be honest, this methodology sounds good, but very few people can actually stick with it. I myself am the kind of person who knows when to cut losses, but still hesitates or gets greedy when I hesitate haha.
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HalfBuddhaMoneyvip
· 01-06 09:30
That's a really harsh statement, but among these seven points, I still respect the one about fund division the most. Even when cutting leeks, it's done with reason and justification.
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¯\_(ツ)_/¯vip
· 01-06 09:07
That's right, but without discipline, you'll end up losing. I used to just go with my gut feeling and do whatever, but I later understood the importance of stop-loss. --- The seven iron rules sound simple, but very few people can truly stick to them... --- Take profit at more than 10 points and stop-loss at 10 points; this ratio can indeed help you survive longer. The key is not to let emotions ruin the plan. --- The most heartbreaking is the third rule: every time I want to gamble on those skyrocketing coins, I always end up buying at high prices myself. --- It's easy to talk about reviewing trades, but very few people actually do it weekly. I myself often slack off too. --- Buying low is much more reliable than trying to catch the bottom. That really hit my sore spot... --- The principle of dividing funds is a bit conservative, but it really helps you sleep well at night. Much more rational than going all-in at once. --- The MACD setup looks good, but it requires patience to wait for signals; you can't rush it.
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OnChainSleuthvip
· 01-06 09:06
It's indeed reasonable, but only a few people can truly stick to it... I myself have fallen victim to emotions, always convinced that this set of theories is flawless, but when the market fluctuates, my true nature is revealed.
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