$1. A sharp decline is the touchstone for testing quality coins. If the market plummets and your coin only experiences a slight drop, it is obvious that the big players are protecting it from falling; thus, this type of coin can be held with confidence, and there will be rewards.

2. If a beginner does not know how to buy and sell, the simplest and most direct method is to use the 5-day moving average for short-term trades and hold above it. If it breaks below the 5-day moving average, then sell. For medium-term trades, use the 20-day moving average and hold above it. If it breaks the 20-day moving average, then exit. There are many methods; the best one is the one that suits you. The difficulty in trading is not the absence of methods, but the lack of execution. Sticking mindlessly to one method will work for over 90% of people. The simplest path is the best.

3. Once a main upward trend is formed without significant volume increase, decisively intervene. Hold if it rises with volume, and hold if it declines with low volume until the trend is broken. If it declines with high volume and breaks the trend, quickly reduce your position.

4. After a short-term buy, if there is no fluctuation for three days, sell if possible. If it declines instead of rising after purchase, cut losses unconditionally at 5%.

5. If a coin has dropped 50% from its high and has fallen for 8 consecutive days, it has entered an oversold channel+. An oversold rebound is imminent, and you can follow in.

6. When trading coins, focus on leading coins only; avoid miscellaneous ones. Leading coins rise the most during rallies and are the most resilient during declines. Don’t hesitate to get in; trading coins is often counterintuitive. Don’t buy just because something has fallen significantly, and don’t avoid buying just because something has risen. The less you dare to buy, the more it rises; the more you dare to buy, the more it falls. The strong remain strong; trading leading coins short-term means buying high and selling even higher!

7. Embrace the trend and go with the flow. The buying price isn’t better just because it’s lower; it’s better when it’s more appropriate. You won’t gain an advantage just because the buying price is cheap, as downtrends do not have a defined bottom. Abandon junk coins; trend is king.

8. Don’t let the thrill of profits cloud your judgment. Remember, the most difficult thing is how to sustain profits. Make sure to review your trades seriously—was it luck or skill? A stable trading system that suits you is the key to continuous profits.

9. Don’t trade just for the sake of trading. What does that mean? It means that if you do not have enough confidence that this trade will be profitable, do not force yourself to open a position. Holding cash is an art; those who can buy are apprentices, those who can sell are masters, and those who can hold cash are the ancestors. In trading, the first consideration is not profit but capital preservation. It’s not about frequency; it’s about success rate!