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#比特币与黄金战争 🔥Are you still losing money after 3 years of trading cryptocurrencies? I earned 50 million over 5 years and summarized these 10 practical experiences. Follow them and if you still lose money, come find me!
This is not theoretical knowledge; it’s lessons learned from over a decade of navigating the crypto world, repeatedly battling the market👇
**1. It’s okay to have a small capital; the key is to catch one main upward wave each year and profit.** Never hold a full position and fight to the death every day; greed often leads to total loss.
**2. You can’t earn money beyond your understanding.** Start practicing with a demo account to develop your mindset and execution skills. Demo trading allows unlimited trial and error, while a single mistake in real trading could mean permanent exit.
**3. If you don’t sell on good news the same day, expect a dump the next day on a high open.** When good news is announced, that’s often when the big players start to cash out. Don’t expect prices to keep rising.
**4. Reduce or close your positions a week before major holidays.** Look at historical candlestick charts: prices tend to rise less and fall sharply before holidays. Avoiding this in advance is the best strategy.
**5. How to play mid-to-long term: keep cash on hand, sell your holdings at high points, and buy the dip when prices fall.** Cycle through these steps steadily; only consistent and cautious trading can ensure longevity.
**6. For short-term trading, monitor trading volume and candlestick patterns, and only trade highly active coins.** Avoid dead markets; they’re a waste of time and money.
**7. Remember the market rhythm: if the decline slows down, the rebound will be sluggish; if the decline accelerates, the rebound is usually fierce and quick.** Trade according to the rhythm; going against it will only lead to losses.
**8. Cut losses if you buy wrong—this is the bottom line for survival!** As long as your capital is intact, you have a chance to bounce back. Thinking only about reversing losses can lead to even bigger losses.
**9. When doing short-term trades, always watch the 15-minute candlestick chart and KDJ indicator to determine buy and sell points.** This can greatly improve your hit rate and save you from many detours.
**10. You don’t need to master every trading method; 1-2 strategies are enough to master.** Trying to learn everything will make you indecisive among various strategies, and in the end, you won’t understand any of them well.
Once, I drifted aimlessly in the waves of the market. Now, my ship sails steadily in the market.
The ship is still here—do you want to board?
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Sounds good, but it's actually just survivor bias.
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Number 3 is pure nonsense. I've seen many positive news continue to hit the daily limit.
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Practicing on a simulated account to build mentality, it's hilarious—completely different from real trading.
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I followed the instructions, but still lost money. What should I do?
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Stop-loss is really, how many people die because they refuse to cut losses?
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The most useful tip among the 10 is this one; the others are all after-the-fact armchair generals.
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Watching 15-minute K-line charts all day, isn't that exhausting? Wouldn't it be better to have the energy to go to work?
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That's how it is in the crypto world. Those who make money like to give lectures, and after finishing, they start the next harvesting cycle.
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Will the price really crash if you don't sell on the day of good news? I see many counterexamples.
There are many who can boast, but few who can survive
This set of theories sounds fine, but I don't know if your 50 million is real or just paper wealth
Holding a full position and stubbornly enduring that painful period, I was ruined that way
Wait, isn't there a bit of contradiction between point 3 and point 4
Practicing on a simulation account, but once in a real account, it's gone in an instant, just hearing about it makes people suffocate
I believe the sharp decline before holidays, the historical data shows this
Stop-loss is correct, but I'm afraid human nature can't get past that hurdle