(Purely straightforward sharing, no empty promises, just talking about practical experience)
I have been involved in the crypto space for more than eight years. From not even understanding candlestick charts at the beginning to now being able to support my family steadily from this market, the pitfalls I've encountered and the money I've lost could buy a Porsche. But I've also figured out my own survival rules—don't chase after quick riches, but seek stability. The 10 points I'm writing today may not be so 'exciting,' but they are all practical insights I've verified through real trading. If you really want to survive in this market for the long term, you might as well take the time to read through them patiently.
1. Don't panic if strong coins keep falling; instead, it's an opportunity
There is an counterintuitive phenomenon in the market: strong coins continuously dropping after a high (for example, for 9 days) doesn't necessarily mean a crash; it might be the main force washing out positions. My own habit is—after breaking key support with reduced volume, I scale in gradually. This is not bottom-fishing; it's about waiting for market sentiment to stabilize and then catching a rebound.
But remember: you must reduce volume! Don’t touch coins that are falling with increasing volume.
2. Two days of consecutive rises? First reduce your position before discussing further.
There are no coins that can rise indefinitely in the crypto world; after two consecutive days of rise, the probability of a pullback is extremely high. My strategy is: first withdraw the principal from the profitable part, and keep the profits for higher bets. Even if it continues to rise later, don't regret it—protecting your principal is the foundation for supporting your family.
3. If a coin suddenly rises more than 7%, don’t rush to sell the next day.
If there is a low-volume surge, the main force won't unload all at once. The next day, there’s a high probability of a momentum surge (even reaching 10%+); I will take profits in batches on the pullback the next day, rather than running as soon as the market opens.
4. Don’t chase hot coins; wait for a pullback.
Many newcomers die at the peak because they can't resist FOMO when they see skyrocketing prices. I have a strict rule: if any coin rises more than 15% in a day, I will not chase. Wait for it to pull back to near the 5-day or 10-day moving average before considering buying.
5. Don’t waste time on coins that have been in a sideways trend for too long.
If the volatility is less than 3% for 3 consecutive days, it indicates that the market is in a wait-and-see attitude. I will wait another 3 days, and if there’s still no direction, I will directly switch positions—time is also a cost, and there’s no need to waste time on coins that are just dragging.
6. If losses exceed the previous day's profits, decisively cut losses.
For example, if you made $1000 the day before and today the market opens down to only $500, don’t hesitate, clear your position immediately. Protecting profits is more important than fantasizing about breaking even—this is a matter of discipline, not technique.
7. 'Where there are three, there are five' is probability, not a law.
Coins that have risen for 3 consecutive days on the leaderboard can indeed spike to 5 days, but don’t blindly trust that. My strategy is: after 2 consecutive days of rise, wait for a pullback to the moving average before trying a light position; on the 5th day, regardless of profit or loss, I will reduce my position—market makers love to trap people on the fifth day.
8. The relationship between volume and price is crucial.
Low-volume breakouts: might be a signal to start building positions;
High volume without price increase: the main force is unloading, run!
The first thing I do every day in my review is to look at coins with abnormal trading volumes; this is more important than watching price fluctuations.
9. Trends are your protective talisman.
3-day moving average trending up: short-term opportunity;
30-day moving average trending up: mid-term trend established;
80-day moving average trending up: the main upward wave may be coming;
I only trade coins where all moving averages are trending up; I won't touch coins in a downtrend, no matter how strong the rebound.
10. The core of turning small funds around: be patient.
With little money, frequent trading is the most frightening. My experience is: use spare cash to dollar-cost average into mainstream coins (like Bitcoin + Ethereum); don’t take profits in a bull market, and don’t cut losses in a bear market. Over time, the cost will average out, and your mindset will stabilize.
Lastly, I want to say a few heartfelt words.
The crypto world is not short of 'myths', but it lacks people who can survive. I’ve seen too many chasing 'hundredfold coins', only to lose all their capital. The real winners in this market are those who prioritize 'not losing money' first.
My approach is very simple: don’t open a position without a clear pattern; when opening a position, always set a stop-loss; take profits in batches. After eight years, I can maintain a win rate of over 90%, which relies not on luck, but on discipline.
If you also agree with this mindset, feel free to follow me for subsequent real-time analyses. I don't take trades; I only share methods and logic—in this market, learning to fish for yourself is more important than waiting for someone to feed you.
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