2026-01-05 09:21:07

#2026年比特币行情展望 Can you make money trading in the crypto world? Yes. But if you're hoping for a probability event like "a thousand times in a year," I have to be honest—don’t dream about it. The method I use is so simple it’s almost ridiculous. Veteran investors might frown upon it, but beginners might ask, "Can this thing really consistently generate profits?"

By not being greedy on minute charts, not obsessing over candlestick patterns, and not chasing hot trends, I spend most of my time waiting. Sounds passive, right? But that’s the secret—while those who think they’re smart are busy fighting each other, disciplined traders can calmly seize the market opportunities.

Speaking from my own experience, with 80,000 USDT following this approach, I now have 1.2 million USDT. Honestly, even I didn’t expect trading to be so effortless at first.

The core of the method boils down to three actions:

**Observe the major trend on higher timeframes**—start with the 4-hour chart. The market is basically three types: up, sideways, down. When it’s up, look for long opportunities; when it’s down, follow the short trend; during sideways movement, wait patiently—don’t try to outsmart it. If the overall direction is wrong, everything else is a waste of effort.

**Enter at key levels**—price isn’t a straight line; it jumps up or down step by step. The real opportunities are at the "jump points." Simply put, these are support and resistance levels, which are turning points in each market cycle.

**Precisely enter on lower timeframes**—after confirming the main trend, use smaller timeframes to find specific entry signals. Everyone’s technique may differ, but two or three skilled methods are enough—no need for fancy tricks. Making money isn’t about having many moves; it’s about quickly devising a plan and strictly executing it.

My checklist for each trade has only six items: what direction to take, how much position to enter, exactly where to enter, where to set stop-loss, where to set take-profit, and other miscellaneous considerations. It’s as simple as it gets.

Honestly, trading isn’t that mysterious. $BTC $ETH $XRP’s market logic is the same— the difficulty isn’t in the method itself, but in whether you can keep your hands steady and your mind calm.

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SignatureLiquidator

· 01-08 09:20

It sounds like a classic motivational speech about making money, but there's some truth to it. The key is that most people simply can't sit still; before the opportunity even arrives, their hands start to itch. --- 80,000 to 1,200,000? That's a 15x increase. It sounds effortless—"saving effort"—but in reality? The price of discipline is giving up those tempting quick profits, which very few can handle. --- That last sentence really hits home. Methods are always the easiest part; the hard part is not looking at the one-minute chart, not listening to all the big V influencers, and how many can truly do that? --- This logic is fine, but it still feels like a prelude to selling courses. I keep thinking of those people posting screenshot bills... --- Support and resistance levels—those things, everyone who understands them knows. But to actually get in at the right moment with precision, luck also plays a big role. Don't just blame it all on mindset issues. --- It's interesting, but that 120,000 number does make me a bit suspicious of its authenticity—it's too round. --- You're right. Most people lack that patience. The impatient result is getting cut, still pondering the next hundredfold coin.

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MetaverseLandlady

· 01-06 22:56

80,000 to 1,200,000, this number can indeed be shocking. But honestly, the key is discipline. I've seen too many people lose because they "can't wait." --- Basically, it's about choosing the right direction, getting in at the right place, and the rest is about not messing up. It sounds easy, but in practice, it can drive people crazy. --- I agree with this logic, but the reality is that most people can't follow through even after understanding it. Mindset is the biggest enemy; without three to five years of psychological preparation, you really can't hold on. --- I have to nod at not chasing the trend. Those who chase every time end up getting cut the worst. Steadily riding the market you understand is much more reliable than reckless tinkering. --- The number 1.2 million is indeed a bit shocking. But looking at it from another angle, luck also plays a big role. The market environment over the past two years has been quite friendly to bulls. --- The core is to wait; everything else is nonsense. Those who can sit still during sideways trading truly earn more comfortably than those who trade frequently. --- I like the six-item checklist system; it's simple, straightforward, and efficient. But truly calm people who handle every trade like this are one in a million.

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BlockhouseGallopsInTh

· 01-05 09:52

Alright, alright, enough with the flowery words. In the end, isn't it all about mindset? I just want to ask, is this 1.2 million USDT after tax?

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DaoTherapy

· 01-05 09:48

Alright, alright, enough with the flowery words. In the end, isn't it all about mindset? I just want to ask, is this 1.2 million USDT after tax?

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ETH_Maxi_Taxi

· 01-05 09:48

It sounds like the disciplined trading approach, nothing fancy or flashy. But I really want to know, how much of that 1.2 million is eaten up by fees. To put it simply, it's that old saying: people who make money are never because their methods are so great, but because they can truly control their greed. Most people can't do that.

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GreenCandleCollector

· 01-05 09:40

It sounds like "stability" and "discipline." These two words are easy to say, but few can truly achieve them. Wait, from 80,000 to 1.2 million, how can this data be verified? The key is still mindset. No matter how good the method is, those with itchy hands are doomed to fail.

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AllTalkLongTrader

· 01-05 09:22

80,000 to 1,200,000, discipline is indeed valuable... but I still think most people can't sit through this waiting process. The big cycle + key levels sound simple, but in reality, many people's mentality collapses when doing it. The core of your method is probably self-discipline. The part about not chasing the minute chart really hit me. I used to be wrecked by minute charts every day, and now I finally understand what "not seeing to sleep" means. Honestly, your approach is pretty much the same as my current thinking — trading isn't that complicated; what's complicated is human nature... The six-item checklist for stop-loss and take-profit is definitely enough, but the problem is that people often forget to follow it when executing, right?

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