Sharing a simple trading methodology that works for the next few months First, ditch the mindset of focusing on price levels—stop thinking about buying at low levels and selling at high levels. Instead, shift your perspective to path-based thinking. That means: from the moment you buy to the moment you sell, consider what events might happen to the tokens you hold during that time. Are there enough potential profit-making conditions? Is the positive momentum long enough? Before executing a trade, you need to confirm whether there’s an almost 100% certain event coming up in the future that will positively impact the token price. Clearly, positioning yourself ahead of the event is much more advantageous than chasing the price after the event happens. In other words, your entry reason should be tied to a specific process, not a vague price point. For example, a project officially announces a major upgrade to its token merge or burn mechanism scheduled for three months later, or a protocol passes a governance vote to distribute dividends to token holders, but the exact dividend date hasn’t been finalized yet. Second, between the time you buy and the eventual catalyst, there should be a series of observable, verifiable, non-price-related positive signals—like save points in a game. These signals can continuously boost your confidence in holding, so you won’t panic over short-term price fluctuations. Finally, at the end of your trade, when it’s time to take profits, there will be a group of buyers—not driven by FOMO—but buying out of necessity due to their own needs. Examples include buyers during staking airdrop expectations like $TIA, or during narrative-driven hype cycles like $KAITO. This cycle is about maximizing your winning probability, not just chasing simple low-buy-high-sell strategies. Crypto trading has entered version 2.0—it’s time to start studying it seriously. #CryptoTrading #InvestingTips #BTC #ETH #TIA #KAITO