#数字货币市场洞察 My cousin entered the crypto space with 50,000 yuan, and after one month, his account balance became 140,000. Sounds like a get-rich-quick myth? Actually, it’s not.
He simply did four things right, but each one goes against human nature.
**First: He never touches trending coins** Whatever hot topic others are chasing, he doesn’t even look at it. Only assets with a steady monthly chart and a clear trend make it into his watchlist. He ignores all those “100x coin” stories flying around and focuses on a few opportunities he truly understands.
**Second: He never acts without a signal** Chasing pumps? Not a chance. He only waits for pullbacks near key moving averages (like the 60-day MA), and only enters positions when there’s a volume spike. With MATIC, he waited until the signals were clear before buying in, easily capturing a 60% gain. Patience is worth more than anything.
**Third: He never hesitates to cut losses** When OP broke its support level, he felt uncomfortable too, but still cut his position immediately. The price later fell another 35%, and he was glad he didn’t hesitate. Protecting your capital is the most basic principle—only then do you get another shot at a comeback.
**Fourth: Trading is just one part of life** Now he only watches the market for 20 minutes a day—the rest of the time, he just gets on with life. With a system in place, he’s no longer led around by the charts. Making money is about living well, not turning yourself into a machine.
I’ve struggled in the market for eight years and lost 70% of my capital before I understood this: there are always opportunities, but most people lose because they lack a system and can’t control their impulses.
Do you want to keep gambling on gut feelings? Or will you settle down, build your own trading framework, and be ready to catch the next wave when the market comes?
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PrivateKeyParanoia
· 12m ago
Damn, almost tripled in a month. This guy really has some skills. But to be honest, I've heard too many stories like this, and the endings are all over the place. The key is whether he can hold onto it afterward. A lot of people make a wave of profit, then get cocky, and end up giving it all back.
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Ser_Liquidated
· 6h ago
That part about stop-loss really hit home. I used to be so reluctant to cut my losses, and then one coin got slashed in half before I finally understood the importance of preserving capital... Now I also try my best to avoid trending coins. Feels like all those 100x coin stories are just traps to fleece newcomers.
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ServantOfSatoshi
· 12-06 07:22
Here we go again with the same talk. I just want to know, how did your cousin just so happen to catch the bull market that month?
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ImpermanentTherapist
· 12-06 07:13
To be honest, I've heard too many stories like this... Going from 50,000 to 140,000 sounds great, but the key is that most people simply can't stick to the third step.
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ChainDetective
· 12-06 07:09
I really have something to say about stop-loss. So many people end up losing just because they can't make that decisive cut. I've seen it happen too many times.
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DeFi_Dad_Jokes
· 12-06 06:59
It took me eight years and a 70% loss to realize this, but my cousin learned it in just one month? I don't really believe it—where are the details?
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SchrodingerAirdrop
· 12-06 06:58
Turn 50,000 into 140,000 in a month? That sounds a bit far-fetched, but the logic is actually solid. The key is still that old saying—cutting losses without hesitation can really save you.
#数字货币市场洞察 My cousin entered the crypto space with 50,000 yuan, and after one month, his account balance became 140,000. Sounds like a get-rich-quick myth? Actually, it’s not.
He simply did four things right, but each one goes against human nature.
**First: He never touches trending coins**
Whatever hot topic others are chasing, he doesn’t even look at it. Only assets with a steady monthly chart and a clear trend make it into his watchlist. He ignores all those “100x coin” stories flying around and focuses on a few opportunities he truly understands.
**Second: He never acts without a signal**
Chasing pumps? Not a chance. He only waits for pullbacks near key moving averages (like the 60-day MA), and only enters positions when there’s a volume spike. With MATIC, he waited until the signals were clear before buying in, easily capturing a 60% gain. Patience is worth more than anything.
**Third: He never hesitates to cut losses**
When OP broke its support level, he felt uncomfortable too, but still cut his position immediately. The price later fell another 35%, and he was glad he didn’t hesitate. Protecting your capital is the most basic principle—only then do you get another shot at a comeback.
**Fourth: Trading is just one part of life**
Now he only watches the market for 20 minutes a day—the rest of the time, he just gets on with life. With a system in place, he’s no longer led around by the charts. Making money is about living well, not turning yourself into a machine.
I’ve struggled in the market for eight years and lost 70% of my capital before I understood this: there are always opportunities, but most people lose because they lack a system and can’t control their impulses.
Do you want to keep gambling on gut feelings? Or will you settle down, build your own trading framework, and be ready to catch the next wave when the market comes?