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Don't miss out and lose big! The 'Six Not Buy, Four Not Sell' principles in cryptocurrency investment will help you achieve a wealth turnaround.

1. Six Not Buy

1. Don’t touch coins that are continuously dropping and haven't stabilized at the 60-day moving average yet. Follow the trend; if it keeps falling, wait and see until it turns around.

2. Don’t buy coins that have risen and then received good news. When good news comes, it often signals a selling point; coins that have already risen and then have good news might be a sign that the main force wants to cash out.

3. Don’t chase coins that have surged too quickly and are far from the 5-day moving average. Coins that rise too fast carry high risks, and chasing highs can easily trap you.

4. Don’t take risks with coins that suddenly jump at high positions. A gap up at a high position carries significant risk; the main force might be quietly unloading.

5. Avoid coins with a turnover rate exceeding 30%. A high turnover rate indicates fierce battles between bulls and bears; it's better to stay away from this volatile market.

6. Don’t be fooled by coins that are holding up despite a bad environment. Coins that are being held up in a poor market are likely just a 'smoke and mirrors' trick.

2. Four Not Sell

1. Hold onto coins with an RSI between 50 and 80. An RSI in the middle to high indicates that there's still strength left; holding on can earn you more.

2. Don’t rush to sell coins that have jumped from a low position. A gap up indicates that the bullish momentum is strong; see if it can continue to rise.

3. Hold tightly onto coins that are trending upwards. Following the trend, coins in an upward movement will earn you more the longer you hold.

4. Don’t easily sell coins that have all their chips concentrated in one place. When the chips are piled together, the main force might still want to push the price higher; waiting for a peak to sell isn't too late.

In trading, it’s essential to follow the rules; it can't be based on feelings. Understanding the trend is much more reliable than guessing blindly!