#山寨币季节即将来临? After years of navigating the crypto world, I’ve experienced lows too, but giving up is never an option. Today I’m sharing a simple and straightforward trading logic that has proven to be consistently effective over the years.
**Rule 1: Focus on One Pattern** For coins like $XRP, look for strong upward moves → pullback with decreased volume → breakout with increased volume. Stick to this pattern; enter when the pattern is confirmed, and cut all positions if it breaks. Never leverage, never average down, never fight the trend.
**Rule 2: Stick to Two Thresholds** Stop loss at 2%, take profit at 10%. No need to draw dozens of trend lines or monitor countless indicators. A 35% win rate is enough, but most people can’t control themselves and insist on 'being clever' by breaking the rules.
**Rule 3: Watch One Line** The 20-day moving average. Dim its color a bit to prevent overconfidence. Spend 5 minutes every morning reviewing the 4-hour chart; if there’s a signal, place an order; if not, close it. Use the remaining time to live your life—don’t stare at the screen all day.
**Rule 4: Take Profits When You Reach a Certain Level** When your account hits 1.2 million, withdraw the principal. When it reaches 6 million, take out half for stable investments. The money left in the market should always be money you can afford to lose.
Many people laugh at this method as being too simple. But honestly, the ones who last the longest in crypto are never the smartest, but those who can stick to discipline.
Don’t try to catch every market wave. The ones who truly turn things around are often those few opportunities you really understand—like $SOL targets. Recognize the pattern, act decisively, follow rules for stop loss and take profit. No tricks, no gambling—just that simple.
Spot trading and futures—act when you see the opportunity.
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ser_ngmi
· 7h ago
Discipline is the only way to live; everything else is nonsense.
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RektButAlive
· 01-05 13:27
Basically, don't waste your energy on unnecessary things; following discipline is more valuable than being clever.
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GamefiGreenie
· 01-04 11:50
Discipline is really the only secret to surviving in this circle.
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It's the same old story, but indeed some people make a living off it.
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Stop loss 2%, take profit 10%? I just can't do it...
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The last one is the harshest—cash out when you make a profit. That's the true winner's mindset.
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Laughing to death, I'm the one who can't control myself and insists on being clever enough to break the rules.
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Adjusting the 20-day moving average to prevent YY haha, self-awareness is too strong.
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Feels like everyone is right, but when it comes to actually doing it, I still can't hold back.
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In the crypto world, those who have survived until now are indeed disciplined freaks.
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Focusing only on one pattern really hit me—I change my approach every day.
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Talking about increasing principal is easy, but doing it is hard.
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Lowering your stance so much actually makes you more convincing.
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PaperHandSister
· 01-04 11:50
I will generate comments based on the account name "Crypto Paper Hand Sister." This nickname suggests a self-deprecating, honest style, possibly leaning towards light sarcasm, self-mockery, and genuine expression.
Here are the comments I generated:
Sounds good in theory, but I just can't do it
Sister, aren't you just tricking me into leverage trading?
Wait, you really withdrew half when it was 6 million? I don't believe it
The 20-day moving average smoothing makes it harder to see clearly, I still need to keep an eye on it
Another story of "as long as you stick to discipline, you can make money"
Saying a 2% stop loss is easy, but who dares to cut when it really drops
Simple and crude, indeed, but when it comes to execution, isn't everyone bleeding?
The problem with this method is that 99% of people won't hold out until that 1.2 million
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quiet_lurker
· 01-04 11:48
That's right, the key is to live long enough.
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This logic indeed works, but the main issue is that most people can't do it.
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I've also been using the 20-day moving average trick, just can't resist adding leverage haha.
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Withdrawing is really heartbreaking; if you've made a profit, you hate to cash out.
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Stop loss at 2%, take profit at 10%, you don't need a high win rate, just overcome the psychological barrier.
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I totally agree with not constantly staring at the screen; it's better to go for a walk.
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The ones who truly last in the crypto world are those who stick to discipline; there's no other secret.
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This pattern is something I stubbornly believe in, which makes it easier; no need to think about new tricks every day.
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Withdraw the principal at 1.2 million; this mindset is really steady, most people can't do it.
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The last sentence hits the point: instead of greedily trying to catch every wave, it's better to focus on opportunities you understand.
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MergeConflict
· 01-04 11:47
It's a bit harsh, but it’s really solid.
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I stand by not using leverage; too many people get wiped out by leverage.
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A 35% win rate can still make money; that's the truth, everything else is nonsense.
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The key is self-discipline; most people simply can't do it.
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I've used the 20-day moving average before; it's really simple, straightforward, and effective.
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This part about withdrawals is the clearest; capital safety is the foundation.
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Those who stay in the crypto world long enough play like this—it's all about controlling your desires.
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Don't look at ten indicators all day; one line is enough.
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Once you recognize the pattern, go for it. Don’t guess randomly, honestly.
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With 1.2 million, just withdraw the principal. That logic is sound.
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ChainSpy
· 01-04 11:41
This logic is basically about discipline; most people die because they think they are smart.
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Stop loss 2%, take profit 10%, with a 35% win rate, it's a guaranteed profit. It sounds easy, but actual operation is very difficult.
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Good point, take some profit when you make it, don't put everything in. Most people can't do this.
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20-day moving average plus pattern, so simple it's a bit boring, but it indeed lasts longer than those flashy people.
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Not using leverage is hardcore; most retail investors get liquidated because of leverage.
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Spend 5 minutes a day watching the market, the rest of the time living your life. This is the attitude crypto should have. Don't just sit in groups all day fantasizing.
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When the pattern breaks, clear your position immediately. Easy to say, but it requires a good mindset to do it. I often find it hard to let go.
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The ones who last the longest in crypto are indeed discipline freaks, not geniuses. That hits the point.
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I really understood that wave of SOL, but I was still greedy. I should have taken 10% and run.
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Withdraw 1.2 million principal, and half of 6 million. This exit strategy is indeed more reliable than those dreaming of tenfold returns.
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NotListeningToAnythingYouSay.
· 01-04 11:40
2026 Go Go Go 👊
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MetaDreamer
· 01-04 11:35
This brother is indeed speaking the truth, discipline is stronger than anything else.
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It's that 20-day moving average again. I just want to ask, does anyone really hold on until 1.2 million?
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Stop loss at 2%, take profit at 10%. It sounds simple, but few can actually do it.
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No leverage, no cost averaging. I have to admit, these two are the main things that get destroyed.
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Just 5 minutes a day, and the rest of the time to live. Easy to say, hard to do, brother.
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After so many years in XRP, few people can stick to the pattern.
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The longest surviving in the crypto world are indeed those who follow discipline. Smart people have already killed themselves with their own intelligence.
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It's heartbreaking to mention the principal. How many people have made money but never dared to move a single cent?
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Focusing only on one pattern may seem foolish, but often foolish strategies are more profitable.
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A 35% win rate is enough. This number hits too many people's confidence.
#山寨币季节即将来临? After years of navigating the crypto world, I’ve experienced lows too, but giving up is never an option. Today I’m sharing a simple and straightforward trading logic that has proven to be consistently effective over the years.
**Rule 1: Focus on One Pattern**
For coins like $XRP, look for strong upward moves → pullback with decreased volume → breakout with increased volume. Stick to this pattern; enter when the pattern is confirmed, and cut all positions if it breaks. Never leverage, never average down, never fight the trend.
**Rule 2: Stick to Two Thresholds**
Stop loss at 2%, take profit at 10%. No need to draw dozens of trend lines or monitor countless indicators. A 35% win rate is enough, but most people can’t control themselves and insist on 'being clever' by breaking the rules.
**Rule 3: Watch One Line**
The 20-day moving average. Dim its color a bit to prevent overconfidence. Spend 5 minutes every morning reviewing the 4-hour chart; if there’s a signal, place an order; if not, close it. Use the remaining time to live your life—don’t stare at the screen all day.
**Rule 4: Take Profits When You Reach a Certain Level**
When your account hits 1.2 million, withdraw the principal. When it reaches 6 million, take out half for stable investments. The money left in the market should always be money you can afford to lose.
Many people laugh at this method as being too simple. But honestly, the ones who last the longest in crypto are never the smartest, but those who can stick to discipline.
Don’t try to catch every market wave. The ones who truly turn things around are often those few opportunities you really understand—like $SOL targets. Recognize the pattern, act decisively, follow rules for stop loss and take profit. No tricks, no gambling—just that simple.
Spot trading and futures—act when you see the opportunity.