2026-01-04 16:10:15

#2026年比特币行情展望 Many people in the crypto world only think about getting rich overnight, but in the end, their accounts become targets for being exploited. I’ve also been there—at my worst, I lost over 200,000 yuan, watching my balance drop from 1 million to 10,000. That feeling is really something I never want to experience again.

Later, I developed a set of strategies that seem simple but require extreme discipline. After five years of persistence, my trading success rate has stabilized above 90%, and my account has gradually grown to eight figures. The biggest takeaway is—trading isn’t about being the smartest; it’s about discipline.

I’ve summarized my core methods into 10 ironclad rules to share with everyone:

1. Only consider entering a strong coin after it has fallen for 8-9 consecutive days at high levels. The prerequisite is that the top-tier coins have shrinking trading volume, indicating that selling pressure has been mostly absorbed.

2. Any coin that rises for two consecutive days should have half of your position sold immediately. Lock in profits first, and treat the remaining as free market giveaways.

3. If a coin’s daily increase exceeds 7%, there’s usually inertia the next day. Continue holding if volume increases; sell immediately if volume shrinks—don’t fight yourself.

4. In a bull market, don’t chase highs; wait for a pullback. Only act when the price retests the 30-day moving average or key support levels.

5. Stop-loss must always be larger than take-profit. This is the most critical rule—without strict stop-loss, you’ll eventually have to pay back losses.

6. Always build positions gradually, never go all-in at once. No one can accurately grasp the bottom in a single move.

7. The rebound of popular coins is an opportunity to reduce positions and take profits. Don’t try to ride the entire trend.

8. Volume spikes at the bottom are the most reliable buy signals. Trading volume is always more honest than any news.

9. In sideways markets, do T+0 trading to profit from price differences; in trending markets, follow the trend. Different market conditions require different tactics.

10. Ultimately, it’s about patience and mindset. Those who survive the longest and make money in crypto are those who can endure, wait, and stick to discipline.

In summary: it’s not the smartest people who make money, but those who follow the rules and last until the end.

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ShitcoinConnoisseur

· 01-07 16:06

1 million to 10,000... This guy has truly experienced hell. Only by talking about discipline now can there be any credibility. I really can't believe those who have never lost money and still boast about how awesome they are. I have deep personal experience with the principle that stop-loss is more important than take-profit. Many people end up dying because they can't bear to cut their losses. The strategy of building positions gradually is especially crucial. There are always those who insist on going all in, and what awaits them is the fate of going all out. Trading volume doesn't lie, but news always deceives... This statement is spot on. Honestly, maintaining a 90% win rate for five years—if it's not just a story, it truly deserves the word "ironclad" as a rule. Living long is a hundred times more important than making quick money, but unfortunately, most people do the opposite.

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NFTHoarder

· 01-06 08:33

Losing from 1,000,000 to 10,000 really struck a chord with me. Elegantly put, it's about discipline; frankly, it's about fighting your own greed to the death. This thing is harder than any technical analysis.

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governance_lurker

· 01-04 16:32

Damn, dropping from 1 million to 10,000? How strong of a heart do you need to keep playing through that, I really admire it. --- That's right, a 90% win rate isn't about talent at all; it's that discipline that most people get wiped out by. --- I followed these 10 tips, and the most useful one was number 5. I used to set stop-losses the same as take-profits, and ended up losing everything once. --- As for building positions in batches, I used to be greedy and go all in, which cut my position in half. I won't make that mistake again. --- Selling when hot coins rebound sounds simple, but psychologically it's too hard. I always feel like waiting a bit longer each time. --- Discipline—easy to say, hard to do. I'm still exploring, and I'm a long way from reaching eight figures. --- I deeply agree that volume doesn't lie. After being cut once by bad news, I never trust it again. --- Waiting for the price to retest the moving average before acting—this approach is clear and much more rational than constantly watching the charts and chasing highs. --- Stop-loss > take-profit. I only fully understand this logic now. I used to set it the other way around, no wonder I kept losing. --- Only those who can stay calm until the end truly survive; the masters in the crypto world are all slow and steady.

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NeonCollector

· 01-04 16:21

The drop from 1 million to 10,000 was too brutal. I said this is the true reflection of the crypto world. Exactly, discipline is more important than anything, but it's such a simple thing that 99% of people can't stick to. I've reviewed those 10 points repeatedly. Points and @E5@ really hit the sore spot; I used to fall for greed before. But to be fair, knowing and doing are two different things. I'll try to stick with this strategy for five years and see how it goes.

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