Having spent ten years in the crypto world, from being slapped by market trends to now maintaining a stable annualized return of over 50%, my approach is actually quite simple—prioritize stability and adopt a laid-back profit mindset.

First, never touch unfamiliar market movements. If you're not familiar with a candlestick pattern, leave it alone; better to keep idle funds than to make reckless trades. It's like playing cards—don't enter a game you don't understand. Also, the night trading session is more reliable; daytime news is chaotic, and market movements can be distorted. The real trend only emerges after 9 PM.

Take profits immediately. When you earn 1000U, transfer 300U to your bank card, and continue trading with the remaining amount. I've seen too many people make big gains on paper but refuse to take profits, only to end up losing everything. This lesson is painfully clear.

Before placing an order, check three key indicators—MACD golden/death cross, RSI overbought/oversold, and Bollinger Bands position. I always review these on TradingView. Use flexible stop-loss strategies: when making a 100U profit, move your stop-loss line up by 50U to lock in gains. If an emergency occurs outside, set a hard stop-loss at 5%. Every Friday at 3 PM, regardless of profit or loss, forcibly transfer 30% to your bank account.

There are nuances to candlestick trading: for short-term trades, focus on the 1-hour chart; during sideways markets, switch to the 4-hour chart to find support levels for more accuracy. A crucial pitfall for beginners: leverage should never exceed 3x; going beyond 10x is just asking for death. Avoid meme coins and air tokens; keep daily trades within 3 orders.

The core principle is simple: stay calm, and your wallet will stay fat.