#数字资产市场洞察 After 8 years of trading in the crypto world, I have accumulated profits of over 60 million. The positions I have exploded, the pitfalls I have encountered, and the blood I have shed, today I want to share ten of my painful lessons with those who have been on board for less than a year and have not yet broken 300,000 in profits.

**Rule 1: If your principal is small, don’t go all in.** Do you only have around 100,000? It’s enough to catch one main upward wave in a year. Most of the time should be spent waiting—waiting is not a waste, but a way to accumulate strength. When the market hasn’t come, patience itself is your strongest competitive advantage.

**Article 2: The boundary of cognition is the ceiling of profit.** Before getting on board with real money, you must practice your mindset and courage repeatedly in the demo account. You can fail infinitely in the demo account, but the real account cannot afford a single big mistake. This lesson is too expensive.

**Article 3: Good news landing equals the start of bad news.** Major news didn't lead to a rise on the day it was released but instead opened high? Sell decisively the next day. Many people get stuck here, waiting for a rebound, and end up becoming more and more desperate.

**Article 4: Holidays are traps.** History has repeatedly verified that one must reduce positions or even go short before holidays. The saying "holidays must drop" is not said out of thin air; it is the blood and tears summary of countless traders.

**Article 5: The core of medium to long-term investment is cash reserves.** Don't think about riding the wave all the way — that's a game for the big players, not for retail investors. You should keep sufficient cash to sell high and buy low, continuously rolling over. Only then can you survive for the long term.

**Article 6: Focus on trading coins with active trading volumes for short-term trading.** Avoid inactive coins, as they waste time and torment your mindset. Active coins have high volatility, more opportunities, and quick stop losses; this is what short-term trading should be about.

**Article 7: The rhythm of the decline determines the strength of the rebound.** A slow and steady decline can be quite frustrating for rebounds, but if it is a rapid decline, the rebound often comes quickly and powerfully. Hitting this rhythm accurately is crucial.

**Article 8: Accept losses for wrong purchases.** If you make a mistake, stop loss immediately. This is not giving up, but rather preserving your capital. As long as your capital is intact, the next opportunity will still be there. Survival is always the priority.

**Article 9: For short-term trading, watch the 15-minute chart.** Combined with the KDJ indicator, it can help you find many practical golden buy and sell points. Simple tools used to the extreme are often more effective than complex tools.

**Article 10: It's not about the quantity of technical methods, but the quality.** The trading methods in the crypto world are diverse, but you don't need to master them all. Mastering one or two and practicing them to perfection is enough.

These ten points are all earned with real money and effort. Avoiding detours is the most direct way to make money. If you are still lost and can't find your direction, it might be a good idea to carefully contemplate these ideas.