Today, I took a look at the data panel, and it has been exactly two months since I joined Binance Square.
All data looks great: 220 pieces of content, achieving over 2.5M views, attracting more than 5,600 new friends, and receiving over 8.6K likes.
For a trader focused on short-term Ethereum, this data set is vibrant in this noisy market. I am also steadily approaching the core private domain goal I set.
During my daze and review, what I value most is actually this set of hardcore practical data: in two months, 62 strategies were publicly released, among which 11 were stopped out.
If someone asks me, 'Uncle Kong, what are your fundamental insights from the high-frequency output and trading in the past two months?' There are a few hard truths I can share today.
1. Dare to reveal your bottom cards on the table.
In this circle, many people like to say 'make a fortune quietly', thinking trading should be kept secret, fearing that once their strategy hits a stop-loss, they will be scolded or ridiculed.
You are mistaken. The scolding is always behind the scenes.
In the internet age, ordinary people or grassroots traders want to transcend classes; the logic is very simple and straightforward: if you want to stand out, you need to actively showcase yourself.
In the past two months, I have consistently posted 220 pieces of content regardless of the weather. Why? Because some things are not about who is better at doing them, but about who dares to do them.
In these 60 days, I have publicly shared 62 short-term strategies in the square, practicing this principle. If you dare to write and provide clear entry and exit logic, the market will dare to give you feedback. When you genuinely use solid strategies to help everyone avoid big pitfalls, what you will gain is a screen full of green lights and trust.
2. Treat 'stop-loss' as your 'daily workout' in your trading career.
62 trades, 11 stop-losses. This means we have made profits dozens of times, but we have also genuinely taken 11 hits.
Many beginners fear stop-losses. But in my system, strict stop-losses are as unyielding as a daily workout.
In daily life, not exercising and eating recklessly can lead to 'four highs' (high blood pressure, high blood sugar), ultimately resulting in heart attacks. In trading, holding positions, heavy positions, and frequent trades equate to the 'four highs' of your account.
These 11 stop-losses are the core defense line in my trading system. Is there a time when you are reluctant to cut positions? Is there a time when you want to hold on and wait for a pullback? (Even the best practitioners sometimes do). As long as you break through the logical level, the knife will surely draw blood, and it applies to yourself as well.
Without this anti-human discipline, you won't survive a full cycle of bull and bear markets in this meat grinder-like market. Your account balance is filled with your discipline.
3. Respect your livelihood: use professional tools to manage everything.
There are always friends around who look at K-lines on their phones and open positions based on intuition. As long as I know, I will block and advise them to quit.
Because you lack the most basic respect for trading.
We are fighting in the market with real money; this is our livelihood. The computer is our gun, our command center. The size of the screen, the speed of computing power, and the differences in information density directly determine your trading quality. A person who is unwilling to even open the computer, who cannot calmly reflect on their trades at any time, will not do well in trading.
Secondly, use data to manage everything.
All my win rates, profit-loss ratios, and the specific reasons for those 11 stop-losses are all in my Excel sheet. Many people like to ask about mysterious technical indicators everywhere but are unwilling to spend a little effort recording and reviewing their trading history.
Surprises always come from your keen tracking of small data. This is called using algorithms to manage life.
4. Establish real 'economic links' with like-minded individuals.
There is a saying in the crypto world, it's best not to involve good friends in your trades; they might not be grateful if you profit, but will definitely turn against you if you lose.
I come to the square to find like-minded individuals and establish deep connections.
What is the strongest bond? The economic bond is the strongest bond. Everyone comes here not to hear motivational talks but to make money. These over 5,600 fans are not just cold numbers; they represent the real profit and loss interactions generated by these 62 strategies. I sincerely hope everyone can keep up the pace and enjoy their own profits.
When you use solid strategies to achieve a positive economic win-win with excellent partners, this trust is unbreakable.
I've written this much on a whim! Next, the iron discipline remains unchanged, and the pace stays the same.