Don't think trading cryptocurrencies is easy; only when you get involved do you realize there are pitfalls everywhere!

If you want to make a steady profit in the long term, luck can't be relied on; it all depends on a few practical rules. The methods aren't advanced, yet there are very few who can actually do it!

The first rule, and the most important one, is to not follow your emotions.

When prices are skyrocketing and everyone is rushing in, don't follow; when prices are plummeting and everyone is scared, you need to calmly look for opportunities.

This is easy to say but hard to do; I've fallen into traps myself—

when I chase highs, I get stuck, and when there's a pullback, I cut losses. These are all lessons!

The second rule is to never invest all your money at once. Going all in is like gambling your entire fortune; if your mindset goes awry, your actions will too.

The market is never short of opportunities; if you have no cash on hand, when the opportunity comes, you can only watch helplessly.

In terms of specific operations, I've summarized a few experiences, all tested in practice:

If the direction is unclear, don't take action. Prices may consolidate at high levels and sometimes spike to new highs; at low levels, they may continue to break new lows. Don't guess; wait for the market to show its direction.

Try to trade less during consolidation. Most people lose money by frequently entering and exiting during these times; transaction fees eat up everything, and the rhythm becomes chaotic—buying on a big drop day and selling on a big rise day.

For instance, if a daily candlestick closes with a large bearish line, consider buying in batches; conversely, during a large bullish line, it’s appropriate to sell a little. This rhythm is very practical.

Pay attention to the speed of declines. If the decline is slowing down, rebounds usually lack strength; but if there’s a sudden acceleration in the drop, the rebound may also be quite strong. This change can help you judge the timing.

Building a position is like stacking blocks, starting from the bottom. The more it drops, the more you buy gradually; this way, the cost can be averaged out. Don't fear a temporary drop; when it rises significantly, it will consolidate, and when it drops significantly, it will also consolidate.

Don't sell your entire position during consolidation, nor should you buy the bottom with your entire position. The key is to see which way it breaks out after consolidation and then adjust accordingly.

Ultimately, trading cryptocurrencies is a battle with yourself. These methods sound simple, but executing them requires strong discipline.

I'm not pursuing instant wealth; as long as I can stabilize and earn slowly, that's enough.

Sister Lin only does real trading, not empty promises. There are still openings in the team now; if you want to learn methods and turn your fortunes around, come aboard and let's work together! #何时抄底？ #BTC When will it rebound?