#加密生态动态追踪 To achieve stable profits in the crypto world, you need to change your approach—treat trading as a full-time job.
When I first entered this circle, I was like everyone else—staying up late watching the charts, chasing every rise, panicking and selling off, resulting in margin calls and sleepless nights. After several years of tinkering, I realized: the core issue isn't market conditions, but never establishing a professional trading discipline.
Those who truly make money have a set workflow.
**Time management is key**
I only trade after 9 PM. During the day, information is everywhere, and K-line movements are unpredictable, making it easy to get caught up in the rhythm; at night, emotions settle, and the chart becomes clearer, leading to more accurate judgments.
**Profits must be taken off the table**
Numbers in the account are not real money—only withdrawals count. When I make 1000U, I at least withdraw 300U first. I've seen too many people reluctant to take profits because of triple gains, only to lose everything in a correction.
**Entry must be based on evidence**
Entering based on feelings is gambling. I only look at three tools: MACD, RSI, Bollinger Bands. I only open a position when at least two indicators align; otherwise, I stay in cash and wait for opportunities.
**Stop-loss should be proactively adjusted**
As the price rises, move your stop-loss up accordingly. If you don't have time to monitor the screen 24/7, set a hard stop-loss at 3% to handle black swan events.
**Profit-taking should be rhythmic**
Take 30%-50% of each profit directly—don't let the money sit in your account dreaming.
**Cycle selection must be precise**
Use 1-hour candles for short-term trades, 4-hour candles for ranging markets. Once your logic is set, avoid changing strategies or switching timeframes frequently.
The last three bottom lines: **no heavy leverage, no high leverage, no borrowing money**. Limit yourself to three trades per day; if your mindset wavers, stop immediately.
The crypto world isn't about relying on intuition or luck. The real way to make money is through discipline and compound growth. When you execute your plan and shut down on time, you'll find—money starts flowing steadily in.
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SolidityNewbie
· 15h ago
Exactly right, but execution is too difficult. I also want to trade only at 9 PM, but as soon as there's any movement during the day, I can't help but jump in.
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LayerZeroHero
· 15h ago
Proven to be much more effective than a gambler's mentality, regular operations... This set of time management + indicator verification logic is indeed worth testing and feedback, especially the 30%-50% extraction rhythm, which is somewhat similar to the safety considerations of asset migration. But I want to ask—can you really stick to a 3% hard stop-loss without loosening up?
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ForkTongue
· 15h ago
That's right, mindset and discipline are really more important than anything else. I used to rush in whenever I saw prices go up, but now I've learned to be smarter and only trade at night. During the day, I just pretend the crypto world doesn't exist.
#加密生态动态追踪 To achieve stable profits in the crypto world, you need to change your approach—treat trading as a full-time job.
When I first entered this circle, I was like everyone else—staying up late watching the charts, chasing every rise, panicking and selling off, resulting in margin calls and sleepless nights. After several years of tinkering, I realized: the core issue isn't market conditions, but never establishing a professional trading discipline.
Those who truly make money have a set workflow.
**Time management is key**
I only trade after 9 PM. During the day, information is everywhere, and K-line movements are unpredictable, making it easy to get caught up in the rhythm; at night, emotions settle, and the chart becomes clearer, leading to more accurate judgments.
**Profits must be taken off the table**
Numbers in the account are not real money—only withdrawals count. When I make 1000U, I at least withdraw 300U first. I've seen too many people reluctant to take profits because of triple gains, only to lose everything in a correction.
**Entry must be based on evidence**
Entering based on feelings is gambling. I only look at three tools: MACD, RSI, Bollinger Bands. I only open a position when at least two indicators align; otherwise, I stay in cash and wait for opportunities.
**Stop-loss should be proactively adjusted**
As the price rises, move your stop-loss up accordingly. If you don't have time to monitor the screen 24/7, set a hard stop-loss at 3% to handle black swan events.
**Profit-taking should be rhythmic**
Take 30%-50% of each profit directly—don't let the money sit in your account dreaming.
**Cycle selection must be precise**
Use 1-hour candles for short-term trades, 4-hour candles for ranging markets. Once your logic is set, avoid changing strategies or switching timeframes frequently.
The last three bottom lines: **no heavy leverage, no high leverage, no borrowing money**. Limit yourself to three trades per day; if your mindset wavers, stop immediately.
The crypto world isn't about relying on intuition or luck. The real way to make money is through discipline and compound growth. When you execute your plan and shut down on time, you'll find—money starts flowing steadily in.