My Crypto Profit-Making Tips: Identify 3 Golden Signals to Catch the Wave and Double Your Gains

Last week, I and the community members entered positions, and the real account reached 160,000 USDT, increasing by 90,000 USDT in just 7 days. Many people didn’t believe it, but that’s the attraction of the crypto market: opportunities are always present, the question is whether you have enough courage to seize them. I don’t trade by staying up all night watching charts, nor do I constantly scalp, and certainly not rely on “insider information.” My system revolves around two core factors: choosing the right entry point – maintaining the position. It sounds simple, but very few people can follow through to the end. A typical example is the $PTB trade last week: entered at 0.0037, exited at 0.0079 – the price more than doubled. Using 5x leverage, the profit was correspondingly amplified. Many people saw the trend but couldn’t hold the position. Price swings caused panic; as soon as it turned slightly green, they quickly took profits, leaving the ship before the main wave started. Three Core Signals in the Trading System I don’t chase trends, nor do I believe rumors. All decision-making for entering trades is based on three key signals:

1. Whale Accumulation Zone Through on-chain data and analysis tools, I monitor large capital flows. When whales accumulate, they always leave traces on order books and cash flow. Our task is to detect early and follow them, not oppose them.
2. Volume Breakout Prices can be manipulated in the short term, but trading volume is hard to fake. When volume suddenly spikes, it’s usually a sign that big money is starting to move – a precursor to a new wave.
3. Important Support Not Broken A healthy coin will protect its support zones well. If there’s a false breakout, the price is usually pulled up quickly. This measures the strength of the trend and the buying power control. Only when all three signals appear together do I consider entering a trade. With the $PTB trade, I almost caught the bottom. During the holding period, the market experienced two “shake-out” phases that caused many to be kicked off the ship. I maintained my position because I understood it was the team’s accumulation process, not distribution. Holding Psychology: The Key to Profitability Holding for two weeks is a real psychological test. Sometimes, the account temporarily goes into the red, making me wonder whether I should exit. But as long as the big trend remains intact, short-term fluctuations are just noise. In crypto, emotional management is more important than technical analysis. Greed when in profit, fear when losing – that’s instinct. Most investors lose not because they don’t know how to analyze, but because they can’t overcome themselves. A professional trader always has a clear trading plan: entry point, stop-loss, take-profit target. In my system, risk management is top priority: each trade’s risk does not exceed 2% of total capital. Trading Philosophy: Simple but Not Easy I don’t provide rigid formulas for everyone to memorize. The market changes every day, and rigid methods will eventually become outdated. The most important thing is: go with the rhythm – follow the right people. The essence of making money in crypto comes from information asymmetry, perception gaps, and price discrepancies. Those who read data faster, understand deeper, and make decisions earlier will have an advantage. This requires continuous learning and upgrading your market mindset. Crypto offers many opportunities but also many traps. Traditional financial flows into the market alongside native on-chain opportunities create a dual momentum. For retail investors, I recommend allocating most of your capital into BTC, ETH for sustainable growth, and only using a small part to hunt for new opportunities on-chain. The market constantly evolves: from ICOs to DeFi, then NFTs, Metaverse, and now Modular, Restaking… Only continuous learning can help you survive long-term. Conclusion In crypto, there are many who can multiply their accounts fivefold in a year, but very few can sustain profits and growth over five years. Quick gains are attractive, but long-term stability is the true measure of success. My philosophy is very clear: Most of the time is spent observing; act only when the opportunity is ripe. Better to miss out than to make mistakes. The market doesn’t lack opportunities, only patience does. Only participate in waves you understand well, ignore fluctuations you’re not confident about. That’s the only way to survive and grow in this market. I am Nam, a trader with many years of experience in crypto. The lessons I share are paid for with real money and real lessons. If this article helps you see the market more clearly, let’s exchange and learn together. In crypto, knowledge is your greatest asset.