#数字资产市场动态 It’s been seven years since I started, and my account has grown from 30,000 to over 30 million. I’ve stepped on many pitfalls along the way. Today, I want to break down my core trading logic as a self-review, and also hope to inspire everyone.



**Position sizing is always the moat**
I never go all-in. My habit is to split my funds into several parts, only moving a portion each time. More importantly, I set a hard limit for myself — a single loss should not exceed 2% of the total capital. Sounds conservative? But that’s why I’ve been able to survive until today. Many people die chasing that one big turnaround; in fact, staying alive is the prerequisite for making money.

**Follow the trend, abandon illusions**
I’ve basically removed the words "bottom fishing" from my trading dictionary. A 90% rebound after a decline is often a trap. True opportunities usually appear during pullbacks in an uptrend. I only focus on assets with good moving averages — for example, those where the 30-day and 120-day moving averages are both trending upward. Participating in mainstream coins like $BTC and $ETH at these times significantly improves success rates.

**Hot coins aren’t necessarily good coins**
When a coin suddenly surges and the story is overly elaborate, I generally avoid it. Hot money and the enthusiasm of big players often mark the end of a trend. I prefer to bet on projects with stable fundamentals and a lasting community. The returns might not be as explosive, but they can withstand bull and bear markets.

**Tools are for enforcing discipline, not predicting the future**
I look at MACD, RSI, and other indicators, but I don’t blindly trust them. When key levels — like the zero line — show buy or sell signals, they are just references for me to make decisions, not excuses for impulsive actions. Discipline is the bottom line for making money.

**The purpose of review is to eliminate repeated mistakes**
Every day after the market closes, I review: Does my logic hold? Did I follow my plan? Has the market trend changed? The goal is to reinforce correct actions, not to worry about whether I made or lost today. Over time, this becomes your trading foundation.

The market is moving, opportunities are turning. If you want to hear more practical insights, feel free to reach out. I guarantee I won’t sell you any get-rich-quick schemes — just sharing how those who have been around the block stay in the game.
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ruggedSoBadLMAOvip
· 9h ago
Living a long life is the real winner, and this really hit me. Seven years with 3000x, I respect not going all-in on that. --- Wait, is a 2% stop-loss really that effective? It still seems to depend on the market’s temperament. --- Did you delete the dip-buying? Why am I still doing this, losing everything and going broke? --- I’ve also tried the moving average alignment strategy, but Bitcoin still tends to suddenly drop sharply. The logic on paper doesn’t always translate well into actual trading. --- It sounds good, but when the market crashes, who can stick to a 2% discipline? It all comes down to mindset. --- Backtesting, I have nothing to say. I lack this habit now. Every time I make a profit, I pop champagne; every time I lose, I pretend to be dead. --- I agree not to touch hot coins. Too many people are running the last leg of the relay, and it’s painful to watch. --- Tools are just tools, but it’s also a bit crazy to completely distrust these indicators. There should be a balance.
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VitalikFanAccountvip
· 10h ago
Living longer is the real deal, I have to admit that. But that 30 million figure looks a bit... How did you calculate it? Compound interest? Or were there several major market rallies that helped? Asking not because I don't believe, but just to verify the logic.
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WalletWhisperervip
· 10h ago
the 2% rule is just risk management theatre tbh... what's really fascinating is the wallet clustering patterns nobody talks about. those "disciplined" traders? their address histories tell a completely different story if you know where to look. the statistical significance of their claimed returns versus actual on-chain behavior... let's just say the math doesn't always check out.
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AirdropHunter007vip
· 10h ago
That sounds good, but I think the key is still the mindset... After all, talking about plans on paper and placing real money orders are two different things.
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