After many years in the crypto world, let me share my experience with everyone.

If you have little capital, definitely don’t be greedy.

If your principal is only around 100,000, it’s enough to catch a clear rise or fall each day. I’ve seen many people staring at the market all day, but in the end, they didn’t make any money and ended up exhausted. We aren’t made of iron; we need to rest when necessary.

When encountering significant good news, don’t act impulsively.

If you don’t sell on the day of the news, be sure to liquidate the next day if the market opens high. In this market, good news could be the beginning of a decline, so don’t wait until the market reverses to regret not selling early.

Before holidays or policy adjustments, it’s wise to reduce your position in advance.

If you’re unsure, it’s not shameful to stay in cash and observe; wait for the situation to calm down before jumping back in to pick up bargains.

When engaging in medium to long-term investments, never bet all your money.

You need to keep some funds available to average down; I’ve seen people go all-in, and when the market fluctuates, they face liquidation, which is a terrible scene.

In short-term trading, being quick and decisive is essential. If the market is good and you can make money, seize the opportunity quickly. If the market starts to stall and shows no movement, decisively pull back. Don’t always think about buying at the lowest and selling at the highest; we don’t have that ability.

The crypto market is like a spring; it rises slowly and drops slowly as well. If it suddenly surges, there’s a high probability it will soon experience a waterfall decline. I learned this rule the hard way, spending hundreds of thousands as tuition.

If you realize you’ve judged the direction wrongly, don’t stubbornly hold on; decisively cut losses.

As long as the principal is intact, opportunities are always there; this market is never short of opportunities.

For short-term trading, don’t look at daily or weekly charts; the 15-minute K-line combined with the KDJ indicator is the most useful. Finding the right moments for golden and dead crosses is far better than random trading.

Finally, mindset is key. Skills can be learned, experience can be accumulated, but part of the mindset is inherent. Many technical experts get flustered at market fluctuations, and in the end, those with a better mindset earn more.

In the crypto world, those who can remain calm and sleep well are the true winners!