In 20 years, my account was left with only 3000U. I watched the market every day but kept losing more. The most frustrating moment was losing 5 trades in a row, and on the last trade, I went all in chasing the rise, only to get crushed and start doubting life.

After reflecting on my pain, I reviewed all my trades three times and realized: I didn’t fail to understand the market; rather, I completely lacked discipline, and my emotional trading led to such severe losses.

Since then, I set rules for myself: I won’t trade based on feelings; I will only trade according to logic. Gradually, I changed my rhythm and finally welcomed real stable profits.

The following are ten lessons I summarized after repeatedly stumbling:

1. A strong coin falling continuously is an opportunity, not panic.

2. If a coin rises for two days, reduce your position; greedy people will eventually give back their gains.

3. If a coin rises over 7% in one day, there may be more upward movement the next day; wait and don’t rush to chase.

4. Don’t chase high prices for bullish coins; it’s best to enter after confirming a pullback.

5. If there’s no movement after three days of sideways trading, give it another three days; if still no action, switch positions.

6. If you can’t even recover your principal the next day, don’t hesitate, exit!

7. Gains often follow a sequence of “three” and “five”; after “five”, keep an eye on “seven”, buy on the third day, and look for peaks on the fifth day.

8. Watch volume and price: High volume at low levels is an opportunity; high volume at high levels with stagnation is a signal to exit.

9. Only trade in an upward trend: for short positions, watch the 3-day line; for medium positions, the 30-day line; for major uptrends, the 80-day line; for true bull markets, the 120-day line.

10. With small capital, winning relies on these three points: the method is correct, the mindset is stable, and execution is ruthless!

This year, I didn’t rely on luck but on:

Not making trades without clear patterns

Not touching vague opportunities

Maintaining a win rate of over 90% for five years

Trading is not about emotional impulse; it is a long-term game of discipline and compounding.

May we both navigate through bull and bear markets, steadily growing our capital!

A set of correct methods + stable execution is far stronger than you busying yourself alone! For those wanting to turn around, seize this bull market feast!