【Don't Panic During Volatile Markets — Three Tips from the "Cat in the Range" to Survive Shakeouts】

Everyone, have you been feeling anxious watching the market lately? One moment it dips, the next it crashes, making it feel like you're on a pirate ship. Don't worry, this kind of market is actually the environment that the "Cat in the Range" loves most. Why? Because volatility = opportunity brewing.

1. Stop watching the charts constantly, and first draw your "Hunting Zone"

The biggest mistake in volatile markets is chasing every red candle and selling every green one. What you need to do is: open the daily chart, identify the recent two-week high and low points, and that becomes your "Range."

Price inside the range? Stay put.
Touching the lower boundary? Buy in parts.
Breaking above the upper boundary? Follow the trend.

Cats don’t run around wildly; they wait patiently within their territory for prey.

2. Dollar-cost averaging is a belief, not just a suggestion

Don’t go all-in at once! I’ll say it again, don’t go all-in at once! Divide your invested capital into 3-4 parts, and buy each time it hits a support level. Even if you’re wrong about the judgment, your average cost will be lower, and your win rate will definitely be higher than guessing a single point.

3. Set your stop-loss and then go for a walk

If your position already has a stop-loss set, turn off the screen. Seriously. Watching the charts won’t make you more money, but it will cause you to lose more — because you’ll get itchy hands and start making reckless moves.

Today’s watchlist, click to see the trend:
[$BTC/USDT] (Look at it for the overall market direction)
[$SOL/USDT] (Observe rebound momentum)

Trading is about who can survive longer, not who can rush the hardest. 🐱