In the crypto world, I have set ten rules for myself.
I treat trading as a form of practice. The following rules are the "lifesavers" that I exchanged for real money, and today I share them with you without reservation.
1. Never chase the high
No matter how good the asset is, if you miss the best buying point, just watch it calmly. The market is always filled with opportunities; what is lacking is the capital to survive until tomorrow.
2. Buying points is everything
Within my buying range, it is a potential stock; outside of this range, no matter how appealing the story is, it has nothing to do with me. Be patient and wait for the large-scale accumulation to be completed, good opportunities will signal themselves.
3. Control your hands, it can save your life.
90% of losses come from "impulsive trading." The first lesson in trading is not to seek opportunities, but to learn to let go of opportunities that do not belong to you.
4. Indifferent to varieties, loyal to signals
Do not fall in love with any coin, only be loyal to the established trading signals. When the capital increases, follow signals at the 30-minute level and above, and there will never be a "missed opportunity."
5. Loss is a mirror that reflects oneself.
The market is never wrong; only our judgment is. Write three sentences summarizing each loss and post them in front of your screen. Before opening a position next time, take a look at them.
6. Do not rush for wealth, wealth will come by itself.
Greed and fear are the two main demons of traders. When in cash, one fears missing out; when fully invested, one fears a pullback—overcoming my attachment, the market specializes in dealing with all forms of disobedience.
7. Slow is the real fast.
In a year, there are many who triple their returns, but few who double them in three years. By incorporating the worst-case scenario into your plan, you can buy with confidence, hold steadfastly, sell decisively, and profits will naturally grow steadily.
8. Cultivate deeply, rather than drift.
Profit is cultivated, not chased. Frequently switching tracks will only let the transaction fees consume your principal.
9. Listen to the rhythm of the market
The K-line has its inherent rhythm: bottom building, accumulation, rising, and distribution. One step wrong, every step wrong. Close your eyes and feel the market's breath and rhythm with your heart.
10. Compound interest is the deepest moat.
Technology determines how long you can live, while mindset determines how far you can go. When the two are combined, compound interest will work for you. Remember: a slow and steady snowball will eventually trigger avalanche-like returns.
There is no end to the path of trading. Internalize the rules as instincts, let your mindset become a reflex, and leave the rest to time with ease. In the crypto world, I have my ten rules.
I treat trading as a form of practice. The following rules are my "lifesavers" that I have exchanged for real money, and today I will share them with you without reservation.
1. Never chase the high
No matter how good the asset is, if you miss the best buying point, you can only watch calmly. The market is never short of opportunities; what is lacking is the capital to survive until tomorrow.
2. Buying points is everything
In my buying range, it is a potential stock; once it moves out of this range, no matter how beautiful the story is, it has nothing to do with me. Patiently wait for the large-scale position to be built, a good opportunity will signal itself.
3. Control your hands to save your life.
90% of losses stem from "a moment of impulse." The first lesson of trading is not to seek opportunities, but to learn to let go of opportunities that do not belong to you.
4. Indifferent to varieties, loyal to signals
Do not fall in love with any coin, only be loyal to established trading signals. When the capital increases, follow signals of 30 minutes or longer, and there will never be a "missed opportunity."
5. Loss is a mirror, reflecting oneself.
The market is never wrong, only your judgment is wrong. Write down three sentences summarizing each loss, stick them in front of the screen, and read them once before opening a position next time.
6. Don't rush for wealth, wealth will come on its own.
Greed and fear are the two major demons of traders. When holding cash, there's a fear of missing out; when fully invested, there's a fear of a pullback—overcoming my attachment, the market specializes in treating all forms of defiance.
7. Slow is the true fast.
In a year, many triple their investment, while few double it in three years. By incorporating the worst-case scenario into your plan, you can buy with ease, hold firmly, sell decisively, and profits will steadily grow.
8. Dig deep, rather than drift.
Profit is cultivated, not chased. Frequent switching of tracks will only let fees eat away at your principal.
9. Listen to the rhythm of the market
Candlestick patterns have their inherent rhythm: bottoming, accumulating, rallying, and distributing. One misstep leads to another. Close your eyes and feel the market's breath and rhythm with your heart.
10. Compound interest is the deepest moat.
Technology determines how long you can survive, while mindset determines how far you can go. The combination of both allows compound interest to work for you. Remember: a slow and steady snowball will eventually trigger an avalanche of returns.
There is no end to the path of trading. Internalize the rules as instincts, allowing your mindset to become a conditioned reflex; the rest, please calmly leave to time.
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