I didn't steal or rob!
Every penny is earned through my own trading, I've never touched dirty money!
But that day, the police officer came directly to talk to me and said I was suspected of money laundering!
In that moment, my mind went completely blank, and I was completely stunned—
If I can't explain this clearly, I'll be done for this lifetime, and even serving a long sentence won't be enough!
I really didn't commit a crime! I am truly wronged!
After seven years of trading cryptocurrencies, I earned 30 million. Over these seven years, how many sleepless nights did I endure? Who has seen the days of eating instant noodles while hiding in a rented room when I lost all my capital three times due to liquidation? Who understands the torment of insomnia and hair loss during market crashes when my account shrank by 80%?
Every penny is hard-earned money that I made while watching the candlestick charts, calculating trends, and enduring fear!
First, friends with a small capital (under 50,000), don't think about going all in every day; capturing a major bullish trend once a year is enough. Before the trend arrives, patience is the greatest weapon.
Second, one person cannot earn money beyond their understanding. Before trading with real money, practice your mindset and courage with a demo account; you can fail infinitely in a demo account, but one big mistake in real trading may kick you out of the market.
Third, remember a saying: good news is bad news. When you see major good news and it hasn't been sold on the day, you must sell on the second day if it opens high; otherwise, it's easy to be trapped.
Fourth, be careful during holidays. History tells us that reducing positions or even going to cash before holidays is the best strategy; it's no joke that the market must drop during holidays.
Fifth, the essence of medium to long-term trading is to keep enough cash, sell high and buy low, and operate in a rolling manner. Don't think about fully understanding the market in one go; that's the way of the big players, not the fate of retail investors.
Sixth, for short-term trading, only deal with coins that have active trading volume and significant price fluctuations; don't touch inactive ones, it's a waste of time and wears down your mindset.
Seventh, if the market decline is slow, then the rebound will also be slow; but if the decline accelerates, the rebound often comes quickly. You have to follow the rhythm.
Eighth, if you buy the wrong one, admit it and cut losses immediately. As long as the capital is there, opportunities will always be there; this is the foundation of survival.
The above 8 points are all hard-earned lessons I learned with real money; avoiding detours is a profit.
Follow Brother Hui, lock in clear strategies and solid results; spots in the team are limited. Do you sincerely want to break through and turn things around? ❓Action is the only answer! ❗️❗️