No matter how turbulent the crypto world gets, there are always those who can stand firm with the right strategies. It’s not about luck; ultimately, it’s a contest of trading discipline.
After so many years, I’ve come to understand one truth: this market is a battlefield of cognition and mindset. The statistics are sobering—90% of new investors lose money in their first year, and 80% of them drop out entirely. The reason is simple: they haven’t learned systematic methods.
I’ve also paid this price. I once chased rallies impulsively and went all-in in a rush, paying a lot of tuition fees before I woke up. Later, I gradually developed my own trading framework. I don’t rely on precise bottom-fishing; instead, I use consistent discipline to capture trend opportunities. Today, I’m sharing these practical experiences in hopes that you can survive longer in this market full of temptations and traps.
**Capital Consensus Method: Only Trade with Live Money, Avoid Dead Coins**
Although there are countless cryptocurrencies, only a few are truly worth watching. Most are “zombie coins”—no one manages them, and they have no trading volume. In contrast, those that continuously attract capital have built-in popularity memory. Once a trend starts, they can quickly gather strength.
My first step in daily review is to scan the top gainers and monitor capital flows, especially paying attention to coins that remain active for half a month or more. Truly hot assets usually have trading volume supporting their price movements—that’s the old saying, “Volume precedes price.”
Rather than wasting effort on everything, it’s better to focus only on strong assets with ongoing capital inflows. This way, you can filter out 80% of the market noise.
**Monthly Line Setting Method: Focus on the Big Picture, Follow the Major Trend, Oppose Small Fluctuations**
When judging the trend, I adhere to one principle—monthly charts determine the overall direction, weekly charts find entry points, and daily charts control risk. Never go against the major trend.
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SandwichVictim
· 15h ago
90% lose money in the first year, 80% drop out immediately... These stats are really damn heartbreaking, I am one of those unlucky data points haha
Price leads volume, I've heard this a hundred times, but I just can't do it
The monthly chart determines the direction, I agree with this, but I always get stopped out on the daily chart
Don't chase dead coins with active funds, it's easy to say, but how do you identify which is active funds?
Actually, it's a matter of discipline, and this is what I lack the most
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SchroedingerAirdrop
· 15h ago
Speaking the truth, I'm just worried that some people won't listen and will chase after those dead coins...
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BearWhisperGod
· 15h ago
That's right, discipline can really save lives. I used to chase blindly before, but now I stick to the monthly chart, everything else is just fleeting.
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LiquidatedThrice
· 15h ago
That's very true. The hardest part is sticking to discipline; nine out of ten people fall prey to impulsiveness.
No matter how turbulent the crypto world gets, there are always those who can stand firm with the right strategies. It’s not about luck; ultimately, it’s a contest of trading discipline.
After so many years, I’ve come to understand one truth: this market is a battlefield of cognition and mindset. The statistics are sobering—90% of new investors lose money in their first year, and 80% of them drop out entirely. The reason is simple: they haven’t learned systematic methods.
I’ve also paid this price. I once chased rallies impulsively and went all-in in a rush, paying a lot of tuition fees before I woke up. Later, I gradually developed my own trading framework. I don’t rely on precise bottom-fishing; instead, I use consistent discipline to capture trend opportunities. Today, I’m sharing these practical experiences in hopes that you can survive longer in this market full of temptations and traps.
**Capital Consensus Method: Only Trade with Live Money, Avoid Dead Coins**
Although there are countless cryptocurrencies, only a few are truly worth watching. Most are “zombie coins”—no one manages them, and they have no trading volume. In contrast, those that continuously attract capital have built-in popularity memory. Once a trend starts, they can quickly gather strength.
My first step in daily review is to scan the top gainers and monitor capital flows, especially paying attention to coins that remain active for half a month or more. Truly hot assets usually have trading volume supporting their price movements—that’s the old saying, “Volume precedes price.”
Rather than wasting effort on everything, it’s better to focus only on strong assets with ongoing capital inflows. This way, you can filter out 80% of the market noise.
**Monthly Line Setting Method: Focus on the Big Picture, Follow the Major Trend, Oppose Small Fluctuations**
When judging the trend, I adhere to one principle—monthly charts determine the overall direction, weekly charts find entry points, and daily charts control risk. Never go against the major trend.