Sharing a few "survival rules" I've summarized from my experiences in the crypto world over the past few years. Some may hit home, but they truly can be lifesaving:

1 The hottest coins in a bull market are often the first to cool down; the more lively it is, the more dangerous it becomes.

2 True hundredfold coins won’t be overwhelmingly promoted; in the early stages, only a few people will quietly position themselves.

3 Real trends evolve slowly; there’s no overnight wealth, and there’s no overnight collapse.

4 Watching the market can become addictive and may lead to missed opportunities; staying calm is far more effective than frequent trading.

5 The tactics for pumping altcoins are similar: first sideways, then up, then down—understanding the rhythm helps avoid becoming a bag holder.

6 New coins often spike and crash on their first day; 80% of the time, it’s the "project team performing".

7 There will always be people chasing prices at high points and others cutting losses at the bottom.

8 Buying leads to drops, while selling leads to rises; it’s not bad luck, it’s just market inertia.

9 A sudden drop after a short-term increase of less than 10% after buying is often a signal for harvesting; don’t be greedy.

In this current phase of the market, where "true and false information is everywhere", these lesser-known insights are more valuable than hot topics. If you can avoid pitfalls, you have the right to discuss profits.#wct #sui #PEPE‏ #xrp #zen $ZEN $WCT $TRUMP