Treat Crypto Trading as a Job, Then You Might Earn Steadily

Last November, I entered with 100U, made it to 1000U three times, and lost it all three times. Didn't keep a single dollar.

Then I realized: it's not that I can't make money, it's that I can't hold profits and I don't have a system.

I've been refining my approach these past months, and only now am I starting to stabilize.

There are really only 4 useful points:

**First, Timing Selection**

I basically only trade after 9 PM

During the day, there's too much noise, too many false breakouts. At night, emotions have settled, and trends are cleaner.

In essence: filter out noise.

**Second, Signal Confirmation**

Don't rely on feelings, only watch three indicators: MACD golden cross/death cross, RSI extremes, Bollinger Band squeeze breakouts.

At least two directions must align before I consider entering.

In essence: reduce losing trades.

**Third, Stop-Loss Mechanism**

If I can monitor the screen, I continuously move up my stop-loss after profits. If I can't monitor, I use a hard 3% stop-loss across the board.

Most people don't fail because they can't trade, but because one position goes to zero. Stay alive first, then make money.

**Fourth, Profit Taking**

Once profitable, take out 30%-50%. Your account is just numbers; withdrawals are real money.

Lock in profits, cut off greed.

My family are all from top Shanghai law firms, they look down on me for trading crypto and kicked me out of the house.

But so what? What difference does getting into China University of Political Science and Law make? Must life follow their path?

Everyone gets one lifetime to live for themselves.

Even if I blow up accounts, I won't turn back.

Because there's a group of brothers following me. One glory for all, one loss for all.

Crypto trading isn't a get-rich-quick game, it's an execution game.

If you don't treat it as a job, it will treat you as a retail investor.