① Positioning + risk management determine your mindset, which in turn determines the outcome.
② If you've already finished with a coin, don't keep obsessing over it. If you understand the position, go ahead and act; if you don't, wait. With a good mindset, your positioning will be better.
③ Opportunities are plentiful. The most important thing is not to get trapped. Being trapped affects your mindset, so for each of your second-tier trades, ask yourself whether you truly believe in it—this trade must be a win!
④ Usually, what I identify will definitely show a direction within a week. If the direction is wrong, then it’s simply wrong.
⑤ Selling on the left side will inevitably cause high-level oscillations, meaning you must always bear the pain of so-called "flying sell-offs," while selling on the right side will inevitably lead to profit retracement. So, the core is mindset—selling at the right time always yields profit.
⑥ Many people buy positions with one entry and sell with one exit. If you divide your position into 5 or 10 parts for buying and selling, your trading will look much better.
Buy low when expectations are met, sell high when expectations are met.
⑦ If you want to hold stubbornly, you can write down your logic for holding stubbornly.
⑧ Slightly extend your time frame. For example, if you need to buy within a few minutes, extend it to several hours or even a longer period. Your mindset will be much better.
⑨ Some coins are simply incompatible with your financial situation; you can't force it. For coins you blacklist, just one return and one loss.
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① Positioning + risk management determine your mindset, which in turn determines the outcome.
② If you've already finished with a coin, don't keep obsessing over it. If you understand the position, go ahead and act; if you don't, wait. With a good mindset, your positioning will be better.
③ Opportunities are plentiful. The most important thing is not to get trapped. Being trapped affects your mindset, so for each of your second-tier trades, ask yourself whether you truly believe in it—this trade must be a win!
④ Usually, what I identify will definitely show a direction within a week. If the direction is wrong, then it’s simply wrong.
⑤ Selling on the left side will inevitably cause high-level oscillations, meaning you must always bear the pain of so-called "flying sell-offs," while selling on the right side will inevitably lead to profit retracement. So, the core is mindset—selling at the right time always yields profit.
⑥ Many people buy positions with one entry and sell with one exit. If you divide your position into 5 or 10 parts for buying and selling, your trading will look much better.
Buy low when expectations are met, sell high when expectations are met.
⑦ If you want to hold stubbornly, you can write down your logic for holding stubbornly.
⑧ Slightly extend your time frame. For example, if you need to buy within a few minutes, extend it to several hours or even a longer period. Your mindset will be much better.
⑨ Some coins are simply incompatible with your financial situation; you can't force it. For coins you blacklist, just one return and one loss.