#美联储联邦公开市场委员会决议 What does making money really rely on?

The most common misconception among beginners entering the crypto world is this—always thinking you can crush the market with talent or overtake others through complex trading models. And what’s the result? Most people get stuck because they rely on cleverness.

In fact, those traders who seem the "dumbest" often have the most stable accounts. They don’t have fancy tricks; they stay disciplined, focus on steady rhythm, and gradually increase their capital. This kind of stability isn’t achieved through a single indicator; it’s rooted in respect for the market and self-discipline.

I've summarized some proven trading principles based on years of practical experience, and I’d like to share them—

**When a strong coin keeps falling from a high level, don’t rush.** Many see a pullback and want to buy the dip, but that’s often the easiest moment to get slapped. Instead of acting hastily, wait until the trend has truly run its course. Patience here is your moat.

**Two days of consecutive rise? Regardless of the underlying logic, cut your position in half.** Lock half of the profits into your pocket, and leave the rest with room for error. Volatility is meant to filter traders, not wipe them out.

**The second day after a big surge is the most dangerous.** Expect a pause after a sharp move—that’s market temperament. Instead of chasing the high, wait for the next signal. Positioning comes from patience, not from grabbing.

**Coins that just finished a big rally should be avoided directly.** These coins cool off the fastest, and those who jump in often become the last in line.

**Horizontal consolidation is the most mentally taxing situation.** Three days of sideways movement can be observed, but if it drags beyond six days without direction, it’s time to switch. Don’t get trapped in a price range and be worn down by time.

**If your buy-in the next day still hasn’t broken even, get out.** There’s no need to haggle at this point; not fighting means longer survival.

**For coins that rise significantly in two days, wait for a pullback.** Around the fifth day is often the golden window for taking profits. It’s not some complex cycle theory, just a common trader behavior pattern.

**Volume and price never lie.** Low volume at a low point is a real signal, but if volume surges at a high point and the price doesn’t go up? That’s a risk signal—be cautious.

**Focus on trends, don’t be deceived by short-term noise.** Look at 3-day fluctuations for short-term, 30 days for medium-term, 80 days for the main upward phase, and 120 days to confirm the overall direction. When these timeframes align, the direction becomes clear.

**Small funds can also succeed; the key is stability, not gambling.** Never borrow money, never go all-in, and never risk living expenses—these are the bottom lines. Crypto is fundamentally a long-term game; a single day’s surge won’t change your life.

What is the mindset of a true winner? It’s making your account grow a little each month. It may seem slow, but if you harness the power of compound interest well, after two or three years, you’ll be at a different level.

These methods sound simple, but applying them tests human nature. The more you use the "dumb" approach over time, the more you realize—stability is the strongest strength.

Sense of direction, rhythm, and understanding within your circle are far more important than fleeting luck. If you want to go further, don’t just stumble around blindly alone.