Seven years of ups and downs in the crypto world, summarizing a few hard-learned rules.
The 60-day moving average is the lifeline; when it holds, go with the trend, and if it breaks, decisively cut losses—don't fight the trend.
Coins that surge by more than 50% are like ticking time bombs; it's better to miss out than to chase the high—low-level chips are the sweetest.
The main force always loves to play the "loom" trick during a washout; low-volume fluctuations often represent the calm before the storm—I've verified this golden pit hundreds of times.
The hype cycle for new concepts generally lasts about 3-5 days; if you make a profit, remember to exit in time—greedy people end up as bag holders.
When a bear market comes, go cash and play dead; this tactic has helped me escape the peaks three times.
Remember, don't exceed 10% of total capital in a single trade, diversify across 3-5 sectors—staying alive is more important than anything else. There are always opportunities in the market, but if you lose your capital, it's truly over.
