#数字资产市场动态 In the crypto world, those who can truly make money are not secretive because of their advanced skills, but because they can control their greed.

Everyone knows the principle of cutting losses, but what happens when you actually pull the trigger? When floating losses keep expanding, you grit your teeth and endure, still fantasizing about a V-shaped rebound when the price breaks below a key support level, reciting trading discipline, yet repeatedly trying to gamble on a market reversal. In essence, greed has completely swallowed rationality. I’ve been burned by this.

I’ve also gone through that phase—frequent trading, staying up late watching the charts, chasing rallies and selling dips. Being caught in a bloody harvest during volatile markets, eventually I was so exhausted that it felt more reliable to just go back to a steady job. Where was the turning point? It was when I switched to a simple method that actually worked. Only trade with K-line signals I’ve repeatedly verified, say no to all ambiguous opportunities, and break the deadlock before entering a position.

Here are some insights earned with real money:

**Timing is crucial.** Entering after 9 PM is much safer. During the day, market is bombarded with news, fake breakouts are everywhere. In the evening, the rhythm of capital game slows down, and trends can stay more consistent. The clarity of entry signals is often several levels higher.

**Indicators are more reliable than feelings.** Before entering, check for MACD golden and death crosses, RSI in overbought or oversold zones, Bollinger Band opening patterns—wait for at least two indicators to resonate before acting. Don’t gamble based on feelings.

**Use stop profit and stop loss flexibly.** When watching the screen, gradually move the stop-loss line up with the profit to lock in gains; if you don’t have time to watch, set a fixed 3% risk line. When hit, exit immediately—no hesitation.

**Chart cycle matters.** For short-term trading, wait until two consecutive same-direction real bodies appear on the 1-hour chart before following the trend; if the direction is unclear, switch to the 4-hour chart to find key support and resistance levels for reassessment.

**Stay away from coins driven purely by emotion.** Some meme coins have no real value support; after a sharp rise, they inevitably undergo deep correction, eventually becoming someone else’s harvest chips.

The survival rule in the crypto world is painfully honest: compared to admitting mistakes, giving up illusions is actually harder. Greed once can wipe out all previous profits; but decisive stop-loss can at least preserve the principal and earlier gains.

What does a winner look like? Not the one who earns the most aggressively, but the one who loses the least and survives the longest.