Many people ask me how I survive in the currency circle, and the answer is very simple - don't treat trading as a gamble, treat it as a serious job.

In the early years, I was also crazy, getting up in the middle of the night to stall at the market, and studding when I saw the pull, and the liquidation exploded to the point of doubting my life. Later, I woke up: trade with discipline, go to work, get off work, don't let emotions run with your wallet.

The following are the rules I tried with real money, and newcomers are recommended to take a closer look:

**Do it after 9 p.m.**
During the day, news is flying all over the sky, and the price is like a roller coaster. I am now used to opening positions after 9 p.m. - at that time, the market was almost digested, the K-line trend was much refreshing, and the direction was easy to judge.

**Put money in your pocket as soon as you make money**
Don't be greedy. Earned 1000U? Bring out the 300U first, and play the rest. I have seen too many people earn three times as much as it is too little, and they want to wait five times, but they spit out all the pullbacks and can't even keep the principal.

**Technical indicators have the final say**
Don't rely on "intuition" to open an order, that is to send money to the exchange. On your next TradingView on your phone, look at three things before opening a position:
- Does the MACD have a golden or death cross?
- Is the RSI overbought/oversold?
- There is no breakthrough or contraction of the Bollinger bands

At least two indicators give the same direction before considering entry. This is not superstition, it is probability.

**Stop loss should go up**
If you can keep an eye on the market, move the stop loss up when it rises. For example, if you buy 1000 and it rises to 1100, the stop loss will be set at 1050. If you don't have time to keep an eye on the market, you can directly set a hard stop loss of 3% to prevent a sudden smash of the market.

**Withdrawals must be rhythmic**
The numbers in the account do not count as money, but the bank card is real. For every money you make, withdraw 30%-50%, don't keep all the illusions to get rich. The four words "peace" are worth ten thousand sentences of chicken soup.

**K-line must be able to see**
Do short-term? Keep an eye on the 1-hour chart, and you can pay attention to the long opportunity with two consecutive white lines.
Sideways shock? Cut the 4-hour chart to find the support level, and consider entering the market after the price is almost supported.

**These pitfalls must be avoided**
- High leverage in heavy positions is equivalent to suicide, and one step in the wrong direction will return to zero
- Don't touch the altcoin you don't understand, leek harvester
- Make up to 3 orders a day, which is easier to get started
- Borrowing money to speculate? Don't even think about it!

The currency circle is not a place to get rich by luck, but a battlefield to survive by execution. Treat trading as a job, go online at a fixed point, operate according to the plan, shut down at the point, and go to bed. You will find that money is more profitable.