#数字资产市场动态 Many people feel that after entering the crypto market, they are just one perfect strategy away from getting rich. But to be honest, the problem is often not the method, but the mindset.

I have seen too many traders with accounts of 200,000 yuan, insisting on full positions every day, afraid of missing any market move. In fact, with small capital, as long as you catch one or two major upward waves in a year, you can double your investment. Greed will only make you suffer more during pullbacks.

**Mindset is the first hurdle**. Many jump straight into real trading without practicing on a demo account, and as a result, one loss can crush their confidence. The benefit of a demo account is that you can fail endlessly; in real trading, a single loss might mean the end of your trading journey. Developing courage and risk awareness in a virtual environment is a valuable lesson.

**A few details about short-term trading**:

Don’t rush to act on good news the same day. When the market opens higher the next day, sell decisively—that’s an iron rule. The moment good news is realized often marks the start of a reversal. Before holidays, reduce or even completely clear your positions a week in advance; historical data shows holidays tend to see sharp declines.

Focus on trading volume and trend patterns for short-term moves. Active, volatile assets are worth paying attention to; avoid dead markets. When declines are slow, rebounds may be sluggish, but if the decline accelerates, rebounds will be quick—timing is crucial. Using 15-minute K-line charts combined with KDJ indicators can help you find many good entry and exit points.

**The core of medium- and long-term trading is patience**. Always keep enough cash reserves, and use a cycle of raising prices to sell and dropping prices to buy back, repeatedly rolling over positions—that’s the key. It sounds simple, but executing it requires strong discipline.

Finally, if you make a mistake, you must admit it. Cutting losses promptly is the best way to preserve capital. There are countless technical methods, but mastering just a few is enough. Don’t chase after everything; overcomplicating will only make things worse.