Many people have been in the cryptocurrency space for years, only to quietly exit in the end, not because they missed the bull market, but because they fell victim to the most basic mistakes.

I always feel that the dumbest way to trade cryptocurrencies is often the most effective.

But this path is too slow, too tedious, and the vast majority of people cannot persist. Because they always fall prey to these three major "chronic issues":

a. The first is chasing the market. As soon as they see a coin rising, they rush in, fantasizing that it will keep soaring, only to buy at a high point and panic when it drops, missing the rebound. Only those who can get used to buying during downturns and selling during peaks truly reap the cyclical rewards.

b. The second is betting heavily on direction. The direction is right, but after a few washouts by the main force, they get forced out—not because of a wrong judgment, but because they couldn't hold on.

c. The third is emotional overexposure. They get too excited and go all in, losing the flexibility to adjust their positions. Even if they see the right opportunity, they can't move their funds and can only watch anxiously as the chance slips away.

Ultimately, in the cryptocurrency space, what loses is never the market, but the habits.

I have summarized a set of short-term "six-character mantra"; the reasoning is simple, yet easily overlooked:

1. When high-level consolidation is not complete, new highs are often still ahead; when low-level fluctuations are difficult to stop, it is easy to explore new lows. Do not act until the market changes.

2. Do not enter the market when it is in sideways movement. Most people die in the fluctuations.

3. Buy on a daily bearish close and sell on a bullish close. Following market sentiment is more effective than subjective judgment.

4. Slow declines are hard to rebound, and quick drops are easy to reverse. Only by understanding the rhythm can one seize the opportunity.

5. Build positions like a pyramid, enter in batches, and always leave bullets.

6. After large rises and falls, there will definitely be fluctuations, and after fluctuations, there will definitely be a market change. Don't bet at extreme positions; wait for signals to act.

The market is not short of opportunities; what it lacks are those who can endure, wait, and survive. You may think that experts rely on luck, but in fact, they take "dumb methods" to the extreme.

Small circles are teaching every day, and everyone is continuously improving; what you learn is what you earn.