Having been in the cryptocurrency market for a long time, I increasingly discover a pattern: many market movements are actually 'arranged' long in advance. You think it’s just natural market volatility, but in reality, you’re stepping into the rhythm they set early on. To survive in the cryptocurrency market, you must understand these 'hidden rules'.

Here are 12 rules I have summarized from the market over the past few years, given to everyone who takes trading seriously.

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1. Daytime falls, nighttime pumps
If it continues to fall during the day, don’t panic; it’s often a buildup for a washout. After 21:30, when the European and American trading sessions begin, a wave of rises might just come.

2. Big rises during the day, don’t chase the highs
The stronger the daytime rise, the harsher the evening drop. Especially for some short-term surging cryptocurrencies, those who chase in are basically trapped.

3. 'Pin bar' is a key signal
A sudden long upper or lower shadow is not accidental. The deeper it goes, the more likely it is a signal for building positions or unloading. You need to learn to interpret the charts.

4. Good news landing will definitely fall
Countless validations: before big news comes out, there’s usually a quiet pump, and once the news is out, it starts unloading. Don’t buy in just because you think it’s bullish.

5. When the community is hyping, go against it
The coins that everyone in the group is frantically recommending often become the casualties standing at high positions. The hotter it gets, the more dangerous it is; obscure coins often take off quietly.

6. The ones you’re not interested in often take off
There are often situations like this: someone talks about a coin you think 'has no chance', and it ends up doubling. Try validating with a small position; you might be surprised.

7. Heavy positions will definitely explode
When you put in a heavy bet, the exchange can’t wait to tag you. The sharp rises and falls are tailored 'exit points' just for you.

8. Once you stop loss, the market starts moving in the right direction
How many times have you just cut your short position, and it immediately drops? The exchange won’t let you in cheaply; they have to wash you out.

9. Approaching untrapping, the rebound stops
Just when you were about to escape, the market suddenly turns around. The market understands human nature too well, always trapping you at the most uncomfortable point.

10. Once you take profits, the market pumps
You finally made a profit, just when you leave, the market skyrockets. This isn’t a coincidence; it's the market makers deliberately letting you make small money while missing the big moves.

11. The most danger is when you’re excited
The more excited you are, the more impulsive you become, making you more likely to be the 'bag holder'. During a market rise, learn to stay calm and don’t let greed control your trading.

12. When you have no money, opportunities are everywhere
You missed out, but the market seems to be intentionally spiking one after another. Remember, this isn’t a coincidence; it’s the trap of FOMO.

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These patterns aren’t absolute, but if you always fall into these 'pits', it might be time to reassess your trading methods. The cryptocurrency market doesn’t make money through enthusiasm, but through observation, patience, and timing.

Don’t seek to profit from every trade, but hope you lose less, earn slowly, and move steadily forward.
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