#加密生态动态追踪 Over the years, from munching pickled vegetable instant noodles to reaching an 8-figure account, the most profound lesson I've learned is: the crypto market doesn't feed on passion, only discipline.

Back then, I went all-in and wiped out, owing 1.09 million. Friends advised me to leave the scene, but I instead sank deeper. It wasn't until one night that I finally understood—making money has never been about one big move, but about surviving. Survive, and you'll have the next opportunity.

**Markets have cycles, and trading has windows**

It took me years to realize that 90% of newcomers lose money not because they choose the wrong coins, but because they pick the wrong times.

The Asian session is a confusing signal mess, with weekly dramas of earning 50,000 in the morning and exploding for 100,000 in the afternoon. There are only two real trading windows:

One is the US market night attack (9 PM to 1 AM), when institutions like Goldman Sachs and JPMorgan enter, and the K-line trend is shockingly clean. The other is the data window around 3 AM on Thursdays, with the 15 minutes after the Federal Reserve data release being the golden time for market takeoff—last year, I made 23 trades in this window, winning 19.

**Don’t misuse indicators; systems are the key**

MACD golden and death crosses have been overused repeatedly. I use the “Minus Three Golden Cross” strategy—don't go full position at the first or second cross, wait for the third. Last year's BTC rally was driven by this move, allowing me to capture the entire upward move.

RSI isn’t about the value itself, but about trend lines. When the 4-hour chart breaks above a downtrend line and volume suddenly doubles, that’s a sign of a surge. There’s also a less common parameter combo (setting 13.7 on a 15-minute chart can anticipate trend changes 6 hours in advance—needs testing on your part).

**Stop-loss determines how long you survive**

Fixed 3% stop-loss? You might as well wait to be wiped out. I use the stop-loss anchor method: in a bull market, place the stop below the previous low at 0.618; in a bear market, use ATR-based dynamic stops. The result? During last year's crash, I lost at most 1.8%.

Honestly, all strategies ultimately serve one goal: to keep you alive. Candlesticks are cold, but the right method keeps you warm. If you’re still frequently stopping out and doubting yourself, when the real market arrives, chances are you'll still miss out.