Having been in the crypto space for so long, my deepest feeling is: most people lose money not because they lack opportunities, but because they haven't figured out what the market really wants to do. Today, I’ll openly share the pitfalls I’ve stepped into over the years and the patterns I’ve summarized.

If the leading mainstream coins drop for about ten days, don’t rush to panic. On the contrary, this is often the best low-buy point. Short-term corrections look frightening, but in reality, they are just paper tigers. Conversely, whenever a coin pulls up three big bullish candles in a row, my approach is to reduce positions. Many people are reluctant and wait for the "fish tail profit," but in the end, those who get caught are usually in this situation. Taking profits and securing gains is the real way to make money.

When the daily increase exceeds 7%, don’t rush to exit completely; usually, there’s a chance for a rally the next day. The smartest move at this time is to watch and wait for an opportunity before acting. Never chase high on those big bull coins; wait until they truly pull back to the right level before entering, which is what it means to hit the "golden pit."

Coins in consolidation need patience. If a coin shows no movement within 3 days, I wait another 3 days to see if there’s any breakthrough. If there’s still no sign of breaking out, I decisively switch to another coin—don’t waste time in one place. This is an efficiency issue. If the next day you can’t even get back to the previous day’s cost line, withdraw immediately! There’s no need to hesitate; dragging it out will only deepen the loss.

The rise ranking actually follows patterns. You’ll find that coins rising 3% are often followed by 5% increases; when there’s a 5% rise, it often reaches 7%. The relationship between volume and price is the soul of all this. A volume breakout at a low level must be watched closely, but if there’s volume at a high level without a push upward, run quickly—don’t be soft-hearted.

Only trade coins with an upward trend—that’s the core principle. A 3-day moving average turning upward indicates a short-term opportunity; a 30-day moving average staying upward allows for mid-term positioning; a strong 80-day moving average signals the start of a main upward wave; a 120-day moving average turning upward is a long-term bullish signal.

Small funds can also turn around, this is not just hype. I’ve seen too many people start with a few thousand dollars and end up with millions. The key is to have the right method, maintain a steady mindset, and execute strongly. All three are indispensable. Instead of struggling alone in the crypto world, it’s better to follow the rhythm and use proven logic to earn steady profits.