Why is it that in the same contracts, some people make steady profits while others keep losing?
To put it simply, it just comes down to a set of "survival rhythms".
My current strategy is very simple—only trade BTC and ETH, focusing on the 4-hour structure.
If the moving averages are pressing from above, wait for a rebound to short; if the support holds from below, wait for a pullback to long. No guessing, no gambling, just wait for the right position.
Always place stop losses at the point of structural breakdown; if it hits, admit the mistake and do not hold on.
A maximum of two trades a day; if wrong, stop; if profitable, do not be greedy.
The most crucial point: always divide your position.
Do not go all in; keep some bullets in reserve to scale up at the right time.
Many people lose not because they can't read the market, but because they can't stop.
In fact, during a choppy market, being in cash is the most profitable strategy.
Trading is not about who profits the fastest, but about who lasts the longest.
Recently, there's a structure I've been watching for a while, and it's about to break out.
If this wave gives an opportunity, the rhythm will be very comfortable. $BTC
