I have been in the cryptocurrency space for 8 years. I started with 100,000, and today my market value is 10 million.

Looking back, I have experienced many ups and downs, but the most beneficial advice I received was from a senior.

He said: The cryptocurrency market is filled with a crowd of people; as long as you control your emotions, it becomes a cash machine.

I remember during the bull market when everyone was shouting to hold on, but when a crash came, everyone started to panic and sell.

Isn't this the norm of the market?

The ones who truly make money are usually the ones who sell when others are greedy and buy when others are fearful.

In simple terms: go against human nature.

From being a novice to where I am now, I've taken many detours, and in the end, I relied on a trading logic that belongs to me.

Next, I will share a few secrets that I have summarized from my practical experience; they are definitely not theoretical but real insights that can be applied.

1. Entering the market should be steady.

Don't rush in and buy everything when you're excited. During a sluggish market, start with some spot trading to feel the rhythm of the fluctuations.

Remember, for your first trade, don't expect to make a fortune; steady progress is the way to go.

2. Endure sideways trading.

If a stock is stagnant at a low price for a long time, it's building momentum and preparing to explode; if it stays stagnant at a high price for too long, it's likely to tank.

Buy when it's low and accumulating, sell when it's high and stagnant.

3. Sell on the way up, buy on the way down.

Chasing highs is just helping others profit. It's a good time to enter when it drops sharply, but don't blindly buy the dip; the position and structure are crucial.

4. Buy on down candles, sell on up candles.

This may be the hardest thing to do because most people get excited when they see a big up candle and scared when they see a big down candle.

But in reality, that's the best time for contrarian action.

5. Buy on morning dips, sell on afternoon rises.

I've been using this rule consistently; while it can't guarantee 100% success, the direction is correct. Buy on morning dips and sell on afternoon rises; this simple rule is very useful.

6. Infrequent trading indicates mastery.

Don't trade easily during sideways markets; patiently wait for a breakout. The more you want to make quick money, the more likely you are to lose money.

Staying calm is the key to long-term success.

Lastly, a reminder: trading cryptocurrencies is really about managing your mindset.

When the market is hot, you hesitate to jump in; when it drops, you hesitate to buy more; when you profit, you are reluctant to exit; when you lose, you hesitate to cut losses. These problems can trap you in a vicious cycle.

I have witnessed a group of people grow from 10,000 to hundreds of thousands, and I have seen more people lose everything from hundreds of thousands.

Those who can persist in the cryptocurrency space are not necessarily the most skilled, but those with the most stable mindset.