#美联储降息 It's 2 a.m., and the screen is still on. A buddy who trades with me suddenly said: The market is dropping so much, my position isn’t just going to be over, right?
My reply was simple: Don’t rush, the key is what coin you’re holding.
That day, the market indeed took a sharp dive, with the entire market in the green, but upon closer inspection, the decline wasn’t significant. I analyzed directly in the chat group: This kind of movement clearly shows someone is supporting the bottom, the signal hasn’t broken down, keep holding, don’t be anxious.
Who knew that three days later, $AIOT just started a main upward wave. From his initial hesitation to decisive execution, and finally successfully taking profits at a high level. He said something interesting in the group: Turns out making money isn’t about luck at all, it’s actually following the rules.
My friends and I who trade never rely on anything虚的. We use the simplest, most reusable, and almost foolproof methods:
Short-term only watch the 5-day moving average—if it’s above, keep holding; if it breaks below, decisively exit.
Medium-term focus on the 20-day moving average— as long as the trend isn’t bad, don’t sell recklessly.
If nothing moves for three days, change your target—cut loss at 5%, no exceptions.
Don’t fear high prices in a main upward wave—what’s most feared is not having rules to follow.
Drop volume and break through key levels—no matter how optimistic you are about a coin, you should reduce your position first.
Sound slow? Yes, that’s exactly what I tell everyone: Slow is the only way for retail investors to survive in the crypto world.
Later, that buddy followed this strategy and completed a whole cycle of the market. Not all-in at once, but gradually entered according to plan, using signals to decide when to reduce positions.
What was the result? Account volatility decreased, and he could sleep normally again.
I rarely tell people stories of overnight doubles. But I can guarantee one thing: as long as you follow the rules, you won’t get lost, won’t rush blindly, and won’t be hijacked by emotions in this grand market.
What does the crypto world ultimately compare? It’s not who has the biggest guts, but who can survive long-term and earn steadily. It’s easy for one person to be reckless, but the market will repeatedly teach you how to behave.
If you really want to go far in this market, you need to find like-minded people to study together, execute together, and seize those truly big opportunities. The path is right here, it’s up to you whether you want to walk steadily.
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ImpermanentSage
· 2025-12-14 07:21
Alright, everyone is right, but I still want to go all-in and try my luck.
Playing by the rules can indeed help you survive longer, but who doesn't want to double their money quickly? It's tough.
That wave of $AIOT was really impressive, but it's hard to say how many times a year you'll encounter such big opportunities.
I also know about the 5-day and 20-day moving averages, but it's easy to be soft-hearted when it comes to execution.
Honestly, it's still about mindset. My biggest problem right now is not being able to hold on.
This strategy isn't a problem; the issue is that most people can't wait three days.
Honestly, small account fluctuations and good sleep sound very comfortable, but the returns also drop significantly.
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fren_with_benefits
· 2025-12-13 04:30
Staying glued to the screen at 2 a.m., this guy's mentality is really breaking down, which is quite normal, but it really comes down to whether you can hold or not.
To put it nicely, it's about rules; frankly, not being greedy and not fearing losses. When the account fluctuations are small, sleep quality actually improves.
Listening to stories about doubling overnight is just for entertainment; let's honestly follow the signals.
I also believe that the support signals haven't broken, but the prerequisite is that you truly understand them, not just self-soothing.
I agree that you shouldn't chase highs during the main upward wave, but when to reduce positions... sometimes it also depends on your market feel.
Buying in batches is more reliable than going all-in; this logic holds up, and that's how I operate now.
Living long-term is indeed harder than making a quick buck; that's just how the crypto world is—impatient people tend to die quickly.
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MoonRocketman
· 2025-12-13 04:29
Wow, the idea that RSI didn't break out is quite interesting, which is like standing firm at the gravity resistance level.
Wait, 5-day moving average supporting the market, 20-day confirming the trend... Isn't this just a low orbit stability test? No wonder it can smoothly enter the main upward wave launch window.
Buying in batches is a thousand times smarter than all-in, and fuel refueling needs to be done with a good rhythm; otherwise, it will run out of fuel before leaving the atmosphere.
This wave of AIOT performance indeed aligns with the 1.618 Fibonacci acceleration trajectory. It seems the logic of bottom support is not wrong.
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DeFiVeteran
· 2025-12-13 04:23
Really, being able to sleep well is more valuable than anything else, I admit it.
All the nice-sounding stories are just stories of going all-in; those who truly survive are quietly following the rules.
The 5-day and 20-day moving averages are indeed effective, but they really test discipline.
I need to remember the 5% stop-loss; I feel this is the part where I am most likely to make mistakes.
$AIOT was indeed a well-executed move, but I worry I might lack the patience to wait.
Slow is fast; this is something people in the crypto circle hear often, but few actually do it.
Wake up from the dream of doubling overnight; it's better to stay stable and alive.
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liquiditea_sipper
· 2025-12-13 04:11
It sounds nice, rules are rules, but the key is how many people can actually stick with them.
Stop talking so much, just ask one question: why is AIOT still falling? Is it bad luck, or is there a signal problem?
Good sleep is real, but your account also needs to look good.
This set of things sounds comfortable, but in practice, can you really tolerate a 5% stop loss?
I also use the 5-day and 20-day moving averages, but when will I be able to consistently make money like you?
What’s the use of being slow? The key is to make money, that’s what counts.
I trust the rules on this, but choosing the right coin is more important than anything else, right?
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GateUser-0717ab66
· 2025-12-13 04:07
Basically, it's a mentality issue. Following the rules can indeed help you survive longer, but most people still fall victim to greed.
Wait, does the Federal Reserve's rate cut have a direct relationship with the coin price? I can't quite understand this logic.
The 5-day and 20-day moving averages are outdated; do people still use them now?
To put it nicely, it's just about not chasing highs or bottoming out, just waiting out the time.
Market support? How do you know it's not the whales dumping? No one can say for sure.
#美联储降息 It's 2 a.m., and the screen is still on. A buddy who trades with me suddenly said: The market is dropping so much, my position isn’t just going to be over, right?
My reply was simple: Don’t rush, the key is what coin you’re holding.
That day, the market indeed took a sharp dive, with the entire market in the green, but upon closer inspection, the decline wasn’t significant. I analyzed directly in the chat group: This kind of movement clearly shows someone is supporting the bottom, the signal hasn’t broken down, keep holding, don’t be anxious.
Who knew that three days later, $AIOT just started a main upward wave. From his initial hesitation to decisive execution, and finally successfully taking profits at a high level. He said something interesting in the group: Turns out making money isn’t about luck at all, it’s actually following the rules.
My friends and I who trade never rely on anything虚的. We use the simplest, most reusable, and almost foolproof methods:
Short-term only watch the 5-day moving average—if it’s above, keep holding; if it breaks below, decisively exit.
Medium-term focus on the 20-day moving average— as long as the trend isn’t bad, don’t sell recklessly.
If nothing moves for three days, change your target—cut loss at 5%, no exceptions.
Don’t fear high prices in a main upward wave—what’s most feared is not having rules to follow.
Drop volume and break through key levels—no matter how optimistic you are about a coin, you should reduce your position first.
Sound slow? Yes, that’s exactly what I tell everyone: Slow is the only way for retail investors to survive in the crypto world.
Later, that buddy followed this strategy and completed a whole cycle of the market. Not all-in at once, but gradually entered according to plan, using signals to decide when to reduce positions.
What was the result? Account volatility decreased, and he could sleep normally again.
I rarely tell people stories of overnight doubles. But I can guarantee one thing: as long as you follow the rules, you won’t get lost, won’t rush blindly, and won’t be hijacked by emotions in this grand market.
What does the crypto world ultimately compare? It’s not who has the biggest guts, but who can survive long-term and earn steadily. It’s easy for one person to be reckless, but the market will repeatedly teach you how to behave.
If you really want to go far in this market, you need to find like-minded people to study together, execute together, and seize those truly big opportunities. The path is right here, it’s up to you whether you want to walk steadily.