#数字资产市场动态 From Struggle to Turnaround: A True Story

I've seen too many people stumble in the crypto world. A friend of mine has been grinding for 8 years, once so broke he was eating steamed buns on the street every day, riding his bike 14 hours a day just to save enough for trading capital, only to become a rookie trader in the crypto space for two years. The turning point came last year—he sent me a screenshot of his account, showing seven figures, a solid sense of stability that’s truly inspiring.

Later, after chatting, I understood he wasn’t a gambler. Gamblers rely on luck and chance, ultimately losing everything. Those who truly survive stick to discipline and method.

**Focus on Two Time Windows, Abandon Useless Chase of Price Rises**

The biggest mistake beginners make is watching the charts obsessively, chasing rallies, and selling on dips. He used to do the same—following calls, losing all his capital in half a year, and ending up in debt. After reviewing two years of K-line charts, he saw the pattern clearly: 90% of the fluctuations are noise, only two periods are worth paying attention to.

Overlap of European and US trading hours (Beijing time 15:00-17:00), institutional funds enter the market, false breakouts decrease significantly. Prepare your trading plan in advance, wait for signals before acting. This way, the swings you catch often yield over 15% gains.

After Non-Farm Payroll data release (every first Friday at 02:30), market sentiment is chaotic initially. Wait 15 minutes for the market to calm down, then look for confirmation candles before entering with small positions. Last November’s Non-Farm Payroll night, this approach earned him half of his position’s value, equivalent to three months’ salary.

**Three Indicators Resonating Are the Entry Signal**

Too many indicators can become a burden. The truly useful ones are just these three:

Bollinger Bands "Triple Bottom"—price touches the lower band three times, volume gradually increases, and a rebound follows.

RSI "Breaking the Midline"—rising from below 30 and crossing above 50, indicating a trend reversal.

OBV "Leading Run"—during sideways consolidation, volume accumulates in the background, signaling funds are lurking.

When all three signals appear simultaneously, it’s time to take it seriously. Last year, using this combo, he caught a 30% rally.

**Take Profits When Half Is in the Bag, Follow the Market for the Rest**

"Take some profits and run, or be greedy and give it all back"—these are the most common behaviors.

His approach is to take profits in stages. When profits reach 50%, he cashes out half to lock in gains. The remaining position is set with a "trailing stop," using the recent low as the stop-loss line. As long as it doesn’t break this line, he continues holding. This way, he uses "market money" to chase further gains, maintaining a calm mindset. Even if there’s a pullback, it’s just a small profit, never a loss.

The market is always there; opportunities won’t wait. To stay in sync, you need a plan, patience, and discipline.