#大户持仓动态 💥There is a seemingly simple trading idea that has allowed many people to achieve stable profits—I used this method to grow my account to 2 million. Sharing the core logic:

1. When the market plunges but your coins haven't dropped much, it's usually because funds are locking in chips. Hold onto these coins, as there are often opportunities ahead.

2. The most practical tool for beginners is the moving average. In the short term, watch the 5-day MA; if the price stays above it, continue holding; if it breaks below, exit immediately. For the medium term, monitor the 20-day MA; hold above it, and cut losses if it breaks. Instead of complex systems, use the most straightforward methods—what matters is actually executing them.

3. When the price enters a rapid upward phase but trading volume doesn't significantly increase, it's an entry opportunity. Continue holding if volume rises with the price; if volume shrinks during a pullback but the trend line remains intact, wait; once volume expands downward and breaks the trend, decisively reduce your position. $ETH often encounters this situation.

4. After entering a short-term position, if there's no progress within 3 days, it's time to exit; if the price drops by -5%, stop loss—don't delay. Mistakes are okay, but resisting continuously is not. $SOL's volatility particularly tests this.

5. If a coin drops more than 50% from its high and falls for over 8 days, it's a sign of oversold conditions. A rebound could happen at any time, so consider gradually positioning.

6. You must choose the leading coins. They tend to have the strongest gains and the greatest resilience during declines. Don't fear when they rise too much, and don't soften when they fall too much. Leaders should be bought when strong and taken profits at higher levels.

7. Following the trend is the core logic. The entry point isn't about being cheap or expensive; it's about whether the trend direction is correct. Don't try to guess the bottom, don't cling to weakening coins—ultimately, the market favors those who follow the trend.

8. Making money can easily lead to overconfidence; true experts rely on consistent and stable profits. Regularly review your trades to understand whether it's luck or real skill. Only by establishing your own trading system can you survive both bull and bear markets.

9. If you're unsure, don't force a trade—holding cash is a strategy itself. The primary goal in trading is survival, not frequent operations. In the crypto world, success depends on the win rate, not the number of trades. Coins like $ZEC require even more patience.

In the crypto space, one person can't go far alone; the group can go further. Those willing to communicate and exchange ideas often seize more opportunities.