#比特币与黄金战争 Doubling within 12 hours, it's really not that difficult
Recently, I reviewed a year's worth of trading records and found that the most profitable strategies are actually the simplest.
My core logic is straightforward: position in the afternoon, close all positions in the next morning’s early trading, never hold overnight. I’ve seen too many people get hit by overnight black swan events that break their stop-loss. Instead of betting on probabilities, it’s better to use "pre-T+0" to hedge risks. Morning news is dense and volatility is chaotic, making it easy to get trapped. The last 30 minutes of the trading day are the most intense period for bulls and bears to compete, and the most genuine momentum. I set an alarm for myself — must close all positions before 9:40 AM the next day. Even if I miss out, I won’t regret it, because the cost of being dragged down by the market after greedily holding for half an hour is too heavy.
Never underestimate single-trade gains of 1%-2%. The power of compound interest will overturn your perception. The key is not chasing high returns, but maintaining a high win rate and strong execution — chasing a coin that surges 20% once might seem profitable, but if seven out of ten times it explodes, you end up at zero; choosing short-term strong coins with a win rate above 70% allows for long-term accumulation. I strictly control single-coin losses within 1%. If the target isn’t reached, I cut losses decisively. Staying alive is the only way to wait for compound interest to explode.
When selecting coins, focus on three hard indicators: price above the 5, 10, and 20-day moving averages; trading volume that is over 30% higher than the average of the previous three days; and a price increase controlled within 2%-4% (too high risks a pullback, too low lacks momentum). Never touch coins with a trading volume below 50 million. Before major events, always hold a cash position.
The actual operation process: screen for eligible targets between 2 PM and 3 PM, enter in two batches (buy more if the price dips back to the 5-day line but doesn’t break below); close all positions between 9:25 AM and 9:40 AM the next day (sell all if it opens 1%-3% higher, if over 3%, sell 80% first, and if it opens more than 0.5% lower, cut immediately).
Single-coin position should not exceed 15%. Use alarms to enforce discipline. In a bear market, lower expectations to 1%-2% and reduce trading frequency. Remember: strategy is just a tool; execution is the real protective charm.
Applicable to mainstream coins like $ETH, $BTC. Smaller coins carry higher risks and require stricter screening. After more than two years of validation, steady profits are safer than overnight riches.
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MemeCurator
· 9h ago
Even if you sell at a loss, you don't regret it? Man, that's even more ruthless than the moves... I'm just asking, does anyone really think they can hold out until 9:40?
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MaticHoleFiller
· 9h ago
Oh no, it's the same spiel again, looks like a compounding interest evangelist.
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LazyDevMiner
· 9h ago
This logic sounds good, but in practice... how many people can really sell at the alarm clock?
Compound interest sounds tempting, but a seven-out-of-ten explosion rate is just another way of saying it's gambling probability in my opinion.
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MEVHunterNoLoss
· 9h ago
It seems to be another alarm clock trading method, but I have to be honest, the execution capability has really stumped 80% of people. Having a strategy alone is useless.
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TokenomicsDetective
· 9h ago
It's the same theory again... It sounds good, but how many can actually execute it? The alarm reminder trick is indeed brilliant, but when a market black swan occurs, all plans fall apart.
#比特币与黄金战争 Doubling within 12 hours, it's really not that difficult
Recently, I reviewed a year's worth of trading records and found that the most profitable strategies are actually the simplest.
My core logic is straightforward: position in the afternoon, close all positions in the next morning’s early trading, never hold overnight. I’ve seen too many people get hit by overnight black swan events that break their stop-loss. Instead of betting on probabilities, it’s better to use "pre-T+0" to hedge risks. Morning news is dense and volatility is chaotic, making it easy to get trapped. The last 30 minutes of the trading day are the most intense period for bulls and bears to compete, and the most genuine momentum. I set an alarm for myself — must close all positions before 9:40 AM the next day. Even if I miss out, I won’t regret it, because the cost of being dragged down by the market after greedily holding for half an hour is too heavy.
Never underestimate single-trade gains of 1%-2%. The power of compound interest will overturn your perception. The key is not chasing high returns, but maintaining a high win rate and strong execution — chasing a coin that surges 20% once might seem profitable, but if seven out of ten times it explodes, you end up at zero; choosing short-term strong coins with a win rate above 70% allows for long-term accumulation. I strictly control single-coin losses within 1%. If the target isn’t reached, I cut losses decisively. Staying alive is the only way to wait for compound interest to explode.
When selecting coins, focus on three hard indicators: price above the 5, 10, and 20-day moving averages; trading volume that is over 30% higher than the average of the previous three days; and a price increase controlled within 2%-4% (too high risks a pullback, too low lacks momentum). Never touch coins with a trading volume below 50 million. Before major events, always hold a cash position.
The actual operation process: screen for eligible targets between 2 PM and 3 PM, enter in two batches (buy more if the price dips back to the 5-day line but doesn’t break below); close all positions between 9:25 AM and 9:40 AM the next day (sell all if it opens 1%-3% higher, if over 3%, sell 80% first, and if it opens more than 0.5% lower, cut immediately).
Single-coin position should not exceed 15%. Use alarms to enforce discipline. In a bear market, lower expectations to 1%-2% and reduce trading frequency. Remember: strategy is just a tool; execution is the real protective charm.
Applicable to mainstream coins like $ETH, $BTC. Smaller coins carry higher risks and require stricter screening. After more than two years of validation, steady profits are safer than overnight riches.