I am Cang Shen Wang Ge

Trading cryptocurrencies for 9 years. The craziest moment was in 2017 when I bought $ADA at $0.03, built my position, and three months later it surged to $1.2, with an unrealized profit of nearly 40 times. At that time, I watched my account balance skyrocket every day, even planning to buy a house, but I didn't sell a single cent. Later, ADA dropped back to $0.2, and I gave back 80% of the profit, losing all the gains I had made.
That experience taught me a profound lesson: in crypto, being able to buy is a disciple, but knowing when to sell makes you a master. The following set of take-profit and stop-loss strategies are real gold, suitable for ordinary people who don’t watch the charts all day.
Take Profit: Use a ladder approach—first take back the principal at the target level, then sell in batches, and set a trailing stop for the remaining position. This way, you can ride the main upward wave without wasting effort.
Stop Loss: Follow the strict rule—never let a single loss exceed 5% of your principal. Place stop-loss orders when entering a trade to keep yourself safe. Opportunities in crypto are always there; once your capital is gone, it’s truly gone.
Counter-human nature tip: Lower your profit targets—don’t always aim to sell at the highest point. Just take the fish meat, leave the tail for others, and you’ll maintain steady profits.
In 9 years, I’ve seen too many myths of getting rich overnight, but most people end up on a roller coaster losing all their capital. Those who can take profits away are always the ones who strictly follow discipline. Even if the price doubles after a stop-loss, I don’t regret it, because preserving your capital and staying alive in the crypto world is far more important than chasing quick gains. #四月行情预测