I come from a rural area, and I am already 32 years old this year. My hometown is Guilin, Guangxi, and I am now settled in Nanning. I bought two apartments, one for my family and one for myself. I also have two cars, one Maserati and one GLS. All of this is what I earned in 8 years from the cryptocurrency world. I started with a capital of 300,000, and at one point it dropped to only 60,000, but I stubbornly used the simplest methods to grow it to A8, with the most intense wave growing from a base of 4 months to a 400-fold return, directly making 20 million! Doesn’t it sound like a joke? But behind this is the result of my solid 2880 days of practical experience. You only need these three steps! Master them, and you can easily multiply your account by 10 times as a base! Step 1: Look at the trend first Step 2: Find the key levels Step 3: Look for entry signals Enter, profit, close the position, and leave. Isn’t it simple? Let’s go into more detail below. Step 1: Look at the trend first The state of a market can have three results: upward, sideways, downward. What is a major trend? Look at timeframes above 4 hours, such as 4 hours, daily, or weekly (my personal habit is to look at 4 hours). If it’s going up, go long; if it’s going down, go short; if it’s sideways, don’t trade. Step 2: Find the key levels Whether the market is going up or down, it will jump like a bouncing ball, level by level, either from bottom to top or from top to bottom, and what we need to do is enter at the jump-off point and exit at the next landing point. How to find precise steps becomes key, which we refer to as key levels (main support and resistance levels). Step 3: Look for signals Generally, if you discover a trend in a large timeframe, you should look for trading signals in a smaller timeframe. Everyone has different trading strategies they are good at; mastering one or two is enough. In the cryptocurrency world, it’s more important to quickly formulate a trading strategy. A complete trading strategy includes: (1) Asset -- what to trade; (2) Position -- how much to hold; (3) Direction -- long or short; (4) Entry point -- at what price to trade; (5) Stop loss -- when to exit losing trades; (6) Take profit -- when to exit profitable trades; (7) Strategy -- how to respond to emergencies; (8) Follow-up -- actions after the trade ends. If you still don’t know what to do now, follow Brother Jie. As long as you are willing to learn, I will always be here!!!
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