#数字资产市场动态 The true secret to huge profits in the crypto world: 10 ironclad rules to turn you from a retail investor into a master



Let me be honest, making big money in the crypto space doesn't require being super smart; it relies on those seemingly simple, easily overlooked "foolproof tactics." I lost everything when I blew 1 million, but using this set of methods, I took 3 years to earn back an eight-figure sum, even mastering market maker strategies along the way.

**1. The harder the drop, the better the entry: The 9-day consecutive decline pattern**
Some major coins drop for 9 days in a row from high levels, often signaling that the market manipulators are finishing their shakeout. Last year, SOL and DOGE rebounded after such declines, but only if you set strict stop-loss levels—otherwise, even the smartest won't save you.

**2. The true top is on the third day of a sharp rise: The 48-hour rule**
If a coin's price surges for over 48 hours, there's a over 70% chance of a correction on the third day. Cut some of your position early to lock in profits, so you don't watch your gains fall back.

**3. Don't chase early morning surges: 2 PM is the turning point**
If it jumps 7% in the morning, don't buy in immediately. Wait until after 2 PM when trading volume stabilizes, then act—this is the real golden selling point. Internal funds are especially active during this window, so learn to observe.

**4. Beware of sideways consolidation for 3 days: Switch positions if it doesn't break out in 6 days**
If the price consolidates within a range for 3 days, it's a warning sign of a trend change. If after 6 days it still hasn't broken out, you can generally determine the direction is set. SHIB and PEPE avoided many crashes by catching this signal.

**5. Volume surges without price movement are the most dangerous: Divergence signals a top**
When volume spikes but price doesn't rise, it indicates the bulls are losing strength and funds are on hold. In 2023, those who didn't understand this signal lost 90% of their gains.

**6. Position management is the ultimate wealth secret: 30% initial position is enough**
Huge profits don't come from risking everything at once but from managing your chips wisely. Don't allocate more than 30% on your first entry; add more as you profit. Time and discipline will turn you from a retail trader into a big player.

**7. Retests are real opportunities: Buy at the most uncomfortable levels**
The first retracement after a rally is when market sentiment is at its worst, often the best buying opportunity. Remember, if it breaks support, cut losses immediately; if not, hold on.

**8. Reduce positions during全民狂欢 (public celebration): Top signals for escape**
When Weibo, WeChat, and various market discussions are full of people showing profits, and KOLs are hyping "big picture," the market is usually near its peak. Don't bother analyzing candlesticks—just cut some of your holdings, and you'll be safe.

**9. After 3 consecutive wins, take a break: Holding cash can save you**
People on a winning streak tend to get overconfident, wanting to double their profits. But one big position can wipe out all previous gains. Learn to brake when you're making money—cash out and adjust to survive longer.

**10. Never touch these 3 types of coins: Protect your principal to win**
Avoid coins that rely on hype to pump, those with daily surges, and coins you don't understand why they rise. Protecting your capital is more important than anything else—once your principal is gone, you're out.

These 10 rules may seem simple, but they can help you avoid 80% of the pitfalls in the crypto space. In the end, the game isn't about who is smarter but who can execute rules more ruthlessly and stick to their bottom line. Follow these methods to monitor the market, wait for the most certain signals—it's a hundred times better than blindly chasing rallies or panic selling.
SOL1,43%
DOGE1,27%
SHIB1,1%
PEPE2,26%
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GateUser-7cf8e7b6vip
· 14h ago
Nice working late at the
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faded_wojak.ethvip
· 12-26 20:58
Coming back with this again? Losing 1 million and trying to turn it around with this sounds like a story from that guy I know. In the end, he still got liquidated again. Claiming to make 3 profitable trades and then taking a break—I'm convinced. Really, too many people die because of greed.
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RugpullTherapistvip
· 12-26 20:57
You're right, discipline is key. Most people lose because of their emotions. They start to get carried away after a few wins, and I've seen dozens of such cases in a year. I feel like the 9th rule out of 10 is the most important—holding no position can really save your life. But I still want to ask, is this method effective in a bear market? Hmm... it all sounds right, but in practice, it feels much more complicated than in theory. It's that kind of "looks simple but actually exhausting" stuff. Rule 8 is brilliant—when your mom is discussing coin prices, it's basically time to run. My experience is the opposite; I lost even more before I understood these principles. This article is very practical, without a lot of empty fluff. But how reasonable is it to set the stop-loss line? Please help me with an answer.
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VitaliksTwinvip
· 12-26 20:50
It's easy to say, but every time it hits a new high in losses. Same old rhetoric, I've heard it a hundred times. Just take a break after 3 wins? I went on to lose 6 in a row. I've read at least 20 articles like this, and I'm still trapped. Protect the principal? Who can protect it after losing it all? The harsh truth is: no one can consistently buy the dip, everyone is a armchair strategist afterward. Nine days of consecutive declines mean the bottom? I bought 7 times and still didn't see a rebound. Stop-loss line? Setting it doesn't help at all, as soon as I cut losses, it rebounds. No matter how fancy the talk, in the end, it's all about luck. The key isn't the method, but whether your capital can withstand those waves of sharp declines.
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ProofOfNothingvip
· 12-26 20:49
It's the same explanation again, but the key is that most people simply can't implement point 9.
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MidnightSnapHuntervip
· 12-26 20:38
Sounds like yet another scammy tactic to trap retail investors, but these points do hit the nail on the head, especially point 9. That's exactly how I got caught off guard and lost money.
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