#数字资产市场洞察 Small fund accounts daily: True records of three consecutive waves of long positions
This afternoon, I followed a trader and his small fund followers, witnessing firsthand the process of capturing three consecutive market moves. No big bets, no dreams of a one-shot turnaround, just relying on rhythm to make a living.
How does it work?
**When the first wave arrives** — The trend signal is just confirmed, try with a light position. This step is crucial because you're still unsure whether the trend will continue or pull back; greed can easily lead to losses.
**At the key point of the second wave** — Price retraces but does not break previous support, which is a green light to add positions. Not blindly increasing, but only after verifying that the holding logic still holds, then you dare to increase your stake.
**During the third wave with volume increase** — Market enthusiasm rises, actively follow the trend. But the key is to set a target price; once reached, take profits. Many people become greedy at this step, only to give it all back later.
The core elements of each trade are: justified entry (technical or market signals), stop-loss set in advance (not thought of after the fact), and taking profits when in position.
**The survival rule for small funds is actually this simple** — It’s not about getting rich overnight, but about discipline, position control, and execution. The market is there every day, and $RIVER $CYS $ACT these coins are fluctuating daily. Those who can consistently profit are 99% the ones who truly follow the rules.
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NotSatoshi
· 12-20 22:23
Discipline is easy to talk about but hard to do; really, 99% of people fall prey to greed.
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It's that same three-wave rhythm theory again, I've heard it too many times, but the key is to have that resolve.
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The biggest fear for small funds is going back to square one in one shot, and this guy is right.
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Don't add to your position unless the support level is not broken; it sounds simple but requires strong willpower to execute.
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Honestly, compared to any coin, discipline is truly valuable.
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It looks easy, but when the market really comes, few can set a target and take profits accordingly.
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Trying with a small position first is indeed crucial; too many rush to get in.
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Only add to your position if your holding logic still holds; many people overlook this detail.
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The phrase "lock in profits" I've heard countless times, but when greed takes over, everyone forgets it.
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No matter how correct you are, when the real market arrives, some will still go all-in and gamble.
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RuntimeError
· 12-18 23:30
Honestly, discipline is indeed the hardest part.
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It's that same theory again, why can't I implement it?
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I've never understood the concept of small position trial and error; I always feel like I’m losing.
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"Sell when you reach your target"... I always find it hard to let go.
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I feel like this guy is right, but after reviewing, I still can't execute effectively.
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People who follow the rules have already made a fortune haha.
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The key to these three waves is actually in the second wave, the part about increasing positions.
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The market happens every day, but there are only so many times you can profit from it; reality is this cruel.
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It's easy to say not to be greedy, but only in the actual market do you realize what greed really means.
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FloorSweeper
· 12-18 11:39
Basically, it's just not being greedy. I get that.
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JustAnotherWallet
· 12-18 11:18
That's right, but I'm just afraid I can't control my hands. After a wave of gains, I still want to greedily go for the second wave.
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BrokenRugs
· 12-18 11:18
Discipline is something that is talked about the most but done the least. I'm the kind of fool who knows I should cut losses but still stubbornly holds on.
#数字资产市场洞察 Small fund accounts daily: True records of three consecutive waves of long positions
This afternoon, I followed a trader and his small fund followers, witnessing firsthand the process of capturing three consecutive market moves. No big bets, no dreams of a one-shot turnaround, just relying on rhythm to make a living.
How does it work?
**When the first wave arrives** — The trend signal is just confirmed, try with a light position. This step is crucial because you're still unsure whether the trend will continue or pull back; greed can easily lead to losses.
**At the key point of the second wave** — Price retraces but does not break previous support, which is a green light to add positions. Not blindly increasing, but only after verifying that the holding logic still holds, then you dare to increase your stake.
**During the third wave with volume increase** — Market enthusiasm rises, actively follow the trend. But the key is to set a target price; once reached, take profits. Many people become greedy at this step, only to give it all back later.
The core elements of each trade are: justified entry (technical or market signals), stop-loss set in advance (not thought of after the fact), and taking profits when in position.
**The survival rule for small funds is actually this simple** — It’s not about getting rich overnight, but about discipline, position control, and execution. The market is there every day, and $RIVER $CYS $ACT these coins are fluctuating daily. Those who can consistently profit are 99% the ones who truly follow the rules.
Everything else is just stories.