Last night, a little brother who has been following me for three years brought good news: his account broke seven figures.

He only said one sentence - "Master, I have quit my impulsiveness." I replied with a beer, and then wrote this piece to give to those still groping in the darkness.

At 36 years old, starting with a capital of 250,000, today reaching eight figures, relying not on insider information, but on the principles of "abstaining from greed, impatience, and emotions." Ten rules, recite them once before the market opens -

1. Let the market run first

Whether the coin price soars or plummets, it’s just background noise. I only recognize signals; if I miss one, I’ll wait for the next.

2. Coins are divided into two types

Those at the buying point and those outside it. Before a major buying point appears, all stories are just noise.

3. Impulsiveness is a disease

Knowing it’s not a buying point but still getting in is no different from drug addiction. Writing down "how many times did I miss today" in my review is more effective than staring at the screen.

4. Be ruthless to coins, be affectionate to buying points

Don't fall in love with floating losses; cut losses sharply when stop-losses are breached; when a buying point is established, load the bullets instantly.

5. The market is never wrong

Every time I hit a stop-loss, I write three lines: What signal did I miss? When did emotions get out of control? How to identify next time? Write it down before opening a new position.

6. Remove "get rich quick" from your mind

Urgent money leads to urgent losses. Experiment with small positions; if it’s right, increase the position; if it’s wrong, cut it. Let time and compound interest work for you.

7. Trading is like farming

Spring sowing, summer growing, autumn harvesting, winter storing. With clear seasons, there will be harvest every year; digging every day will only wear you out.

8. Specialization is a moat

Mainstream coins ≤ 3, altcoins ≤ 1. Understanding the rhythm of a few varieties is more valuable than chasing all the trends.

9. Listen to the beat, dance to the steps

Volume and price are the drums, moving averages are the strings. Step accurately in three steps: breakout - pullback - confirmation. With the right rhythm, even the blade can be licked without injury.

10. Compound interest is both a knife and a cage

5% monthly leads to eighteen times in ten years; 10% monthly leads to a hundred times in ten years. Lock profits in USDC, write down experiences in notes, and you will thank your restrained self in the next bull market.

Finally, put this sentence at the top of the screen:

"The market does not reward smart people, it only rewards those who follow the rules."

Follow @小花生说币 , may we all follow the rules, have lights in the long night, and brightness in our wallets.