#美联储联邦公开市场委员会决议 Some practical ideas about trading in the crypto circle, shared with everyone:
【Opportunity Window for Strong Coins】 Is a strong coin continuously declining for more than 9 days at high levels? This is often a signal to pay attention. The opportunity for a technical rebound is within this, patience is needed.
【Grasping Short-term Rhythm】 Coins that have risen for two consecutive days should start reducing positions. Short-term pullbacks are unpredictable, taking profits early is safer. If a coin's single-day increase exceeds 7% and it continues to surge the next day, you can keep watching, but be cautious about chasing high—risks often emerge at this time.
【Timing of Positioning】 Don't rush into major bull coins historically. Wait until their upward cycle truly ends and the trend stabilizes. Coins that have remained calm for three consecutive days should be observed for three more days; if there’s no obvious change, consider adjusting your positions. If the next day the coin does not recover to the previous day's cost price, you should stop loss—don't let yourself be caught in oscillations.
【Patterns in the Top Gainers】 There is a rhythm here: coins that rise for two days in a row are worth buying on dips, and by the fifth day, it’s usually a good time to exit.
【Volume-Price Relationship Determines Everything】 Breakouts with volume at low levels—focus on them. Excess volume at high levels with stagnation—decisively take profits. This is key to judging the trend.
【Core Operation: Only Follow Clear Trends】 - 3-day moving average turning upward = short-term rebound opportunity - 30-day moving average turning upward = mid-term potential - 80-day moving average turning upward = main rally has started - 120-day moving average turning upward = long-term trend confirmed
【Counterattack of Small Funds】 Small funds can also turn around, but it requires correct methods, stable mentality, clear rhythm, and definite strategies. Stick to execution and wait for your own market window.
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SignatureCollector
· 21h ago
Sounds nice, but it's just gambling on probabilities. If I reduce my position after two consecutive days of gains, how many times can I actually trade in a year?
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SerumSurfer
· 21h ago
Speaking of stop-loss, I am most prone to being soft-hearted, always thinking to wait a bit longer, and as a result, it ends up taking half a year...
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GamefiGreenie
· 21h ago
It's really true, after two consecutive days of rise, you should sell and not be greedy. I was caught chasing high last time, and now I see that this theory actually has some merit.
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AlgoAlchemist
· 21h ago
After two consecutive days of rise, it's time to sell. I agree with this logic. The key is to stay disciplined and not get swallowed by FOMO.
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BetterLuckyThanSmart
· 21h ago
After two consecutive days of gains, I believe it's time to reduce positions at this pace.
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LiquidationTherapist
· 21h ago
Is it time to reduce positions after two consecutive days of gains? Easy to say, hard to do—mindset is the toughest hurdle.
Why do I feel like this set of theories is all correct, but in real trading, I’m completely wrong?
I've repeatedly verified that the moving average turning points are not as reliable as I thought.
Setting stop-losses too tight makes it easy to be shaken out by fluctuations; setting them too wide means you can’t afford to lose. It really is an art.
Looking at the top gainers makes my stomach growl, but as soon as I jump in, I get trapped. Rhythm and timing really depend on instinct.
#美联储联邦公开市场委员会决议 Some practical ideas about trading in the crypto circle, shared with everyone:
【Opportunity Window for Strong Coins】
Is a strong coin continuously declining for more than 9 days at high levels? This is often a signal to pay attention. The opportunity for a technical rebound is within this, patience is needed.
【Grasping Short-term Rhythm】
Coins that have risen for two consecutive days should start reducing positions. Short-term pullbacks are unpredictable, taking profits early is safer. If a coin's single-day increase exceeds 7% and it continues to surge the next day, you can keep watching, but be cautious about chasing high—risks often emerge at this time.
【Timing of Positioning】
Don't rush into major bull coins historically. Wait until their upward cycle truly ends and the trend stabilizes. Coins that have remained calm for three consecutive days should be observed for three more days; if there’s no obvious change, consider adjusting your positions. If the next day the coin does not recover to the previous day's cost price, you should stop loss—don't let yourself be caught in oscillations.
【Patterns in the Top Gainers】
There is a rhythm here: coins that rise for two days in a row are worth buying on dips, and by the fifth day, it’s usually a good time to exit.
【Volume-Price Relationship Determines Everything】
Breakouts with volume at low levels—focus on them. Excess volume at high levels with stagnation—decisively take profits. This is key to judging the trend.
【Core Operation: Only Follow Clear Trends】
- 3-day moving average turning upward = short-term rebound opportunity
- 30-day moving average turning upward = mid-term potential
- 80-day moving average turning upward = main rally has started
- 120-day moving average turning upward = long-term trend confirmed
【Counterattack of Small Funds】
Small funds can also turn around, but it requires correct methods, stable mentality, clear rhythm, and definite strategies. Stick to execution and wait for your own market window.