Bitcoin's recent market movements have provided quite a few short-term opportunities. I have developed a relatively stable trading approach through my own exploration, and today I want to share it with everyone.

First of all, I mainly look at the 4-hour candlestick charts. The RSI indicator is a good reference—consider reducing positions or taking some profits when it exceeds 70, and look for buying opportunities when it drops below 30. But just relying on indicators isn't enough; volume must also be considered. When there's a volume breakout, I add to my positions, as this usually indicates a strong move; conversely, if there's a volume contraction and a pullback, I will reduce my holdings first, since insufficient volume can easily lead to a reversal.

As for taking profits, my experience is to sell decisively when gains reach 10%-15%. That's how short-term trading works—don't be greedy. Sometimes I do feel a bit of regret when I see it continue to rise, but in the long run, this rhythm protects my principal.

This method has been in use for over half a year. Although there have been some failures, overall it remains relatively stable. Have you tried this kind of short-term strategy? Share your experiences in the comments.