After years of struggling in the cryptocurrency market, I gradually understood a principle: sometimes, the 'dumbest' method is actually the most stable and enduring. I'm not a trading genius, nor do I have the luck of getting rich overnight, but I have gradually explored a rhythm that belongs to me—a strategy that allows me to continue making profits without being thrown out by the market.

First, I set three rules for myself that must never be broken.

First, never buy in when the market is filled with cheers. The more everyone is crazily shouting for a rise, the more I remind myself to stay calm. On the contrary, when the market is in panic and the prices of coins are continuously falling, when others do not dare to take action, that is when I quietly lay my groundwork. This sounds simple, but to achieve it actually requires strong self-restraint.

Second, never put all your hopes on a single trade. I do not believe in the myth of 'All in'; the market will always present new opportunities, but the principal amount is limited. Operating with a full position is like cornering yourself, making you passive, anxious, and more likely to miss better opportunities.

Third, refuse to trade frequently. Especially during sideways trading, when the market direction is unclear, many people repeatedly enter and exit because they cannot endure the loneliness, resulting in a significant portion of transaction fees being deducted, leaving little profit. I have learned to wait until the trend is clear.

In addition, I have a few operational insights.

For example, do not guess the top, do not catch the bottom. After the price of a coin consolidates at a high level, there may still be new highs, and after fluctuating at a low level, it may also break new lows again. I do not act in advance but wait until the direction is clear before following.

Also, I prefer to buy in batches when there are bearish candles and sell in batches when there are bullish candles. This aligns with the rhythm of 'buy on divergence, sell on consensus.'

When building a position, I never use a flat approach but rather a pyramid strategy—buy more the lower the value is. This is both a rhythm and a discipline.

Finally, I realized that whether there is a large rise or a large fall, the market will ultimately enter a period of sideways consolidation. At that time, I do not rush to sell out my entire position, nor do I hurriedly try to catch the bottom. Because after sideways trading, there must be a change in trend, and what I need to do is to act calmly once the direction is confirmed. If the trend goes down, I decisively leave the market without attachment.

In the past, I stumbled around in the dark alone; now the light is in my hands.

The light is always on; will you follow or not? @币来财888