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Many people think that trading cryptocurrencies is just about hitting the right entry points, but that's far from the truth. The rhythm of the market is a hundred times more important than where you buy. By accurately sensing the market's pulse, capital can grow like a rolling snowball.
Honestly, I feel a bit ashamed to admit that when I first entered the crypto space, I also fell victim to poor timing. My account would fluctuate wildly every day, watching the numbers jump around, and I felt nothing but regret. It was only later that I realized this market isn't just about having courage; you need a set of truly effective methods.
Early last year, I caught a breakout trend in major cryptocurrencies, using a principal of 13,000 USD to roll over positions, and within half a year, I grew it to 850,000 USD. This wasn't luck but the result of repeatedly refining the "Rhythm-Based Rolling Strategy." Today, I want to share the core ideas behind this approach to see if it can help you find your own rhythm in this volatile market.
**The first key: Wait for the trend to truly appear; stay resolutely on the sidelines during consolidation**
In the crypto world, 90% of the time you're watching sideways movement, and genuine major trends are rare—only about 10%. Many people end up losing everything because they can't control their hands. During these sideways periods, frequent buying and selling lead to being repeatedly stopped out and forced to cut losses.
Therefore, I set a strict rule for myself: unless there's a clear and undeniable trend signal, I don't touch that money.
How do I judge a trend signal? I believe it must meet three conditions simultaneously:
First, the trading volume on the 4-hour chart must suddenly spike, at least 2 to 3 times the recent average volume. This is crucial because volume is a leading indicator of market movement. Without volume confirmation, any breakout is just a false signal.
Second, the price must break through a recent key resistance level, such as the upper boundary of the recent 15-day consolidation zone. A breakout indicates that market equilibrium has been disrupted, and a new trend is brewing.
Finally, the moving average system should show a bullish alignment, especially checking if the short-term moving averages are already turning upward.