When I first entered the cryptocurrency market, I was blindly following the crowd like most people, until I was repeatedly harvested by the market and finally understood the truth: the ones who truly make money in this market are always a small group of hunters who move against the prevailing emotions. As an experienced investor, I have summarized five iron rules:

1. A sharp decline hides an opportunity

When a coin drops for seven consecutive days, you can tentatively start building a position on the eighth day (most market makers' washout cycles do not exceed seven days). Players who bought the dip on the eighth day after last year's LUNA crash made five times their investment three weeks later.

2. Be clear-headed during a sharp rise

Any coin that rises for two consecutive days must have a 30% reduction in holdings; remember, paper profits are not real money. This March, the PEOPLE coin surged 180% in two days, and players who didn’t sell in the morning of the third day lost 70% of their gains by the end of the day.

3. Interpretation of unusual movement signals

If a coin has been flat for five days and suddenly sees high volume, immediately enter the market at the current price. This rule allowed me to accurately ambush before the GMT coin started, resulting in a double profit within 36 hours.

4. Life-saving stop-loss rule

If the profit from holding a position for 24 hours is not enough to cover transaction fees, immediately cut your losses. I have found that 80% of such coins will continue to decline, and the time cost is far beyond expectations.

5. Mechanical rule verification

For coins that have risen for three consecutive days, there is a high probability of a decline in the afternoon of the fourth day. This is a profit-taking program set by exchange quantitative robots, which has been verified 17 times this year with an accuracy rate of 89%.

The essence of the cryptocurrency market is a probability game; my core strategy is to use a 30% trial-and-error cost to seek a 70% excess return. Remember: when the market sentiment is boiling, you need to stay calm; when everyone is panicking, you need to be greedy—this is the true trump card for navigating bull and bear markets.

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