#密码资产动态追踪 Eight years of ups and downs in the crypto world, going from nothing to a net worth of several million—here are ten painful lessons learned that can help you save at least three years of trial and error.



Still making less than a million in a year of trading? Keep reading, follow the steps, and if you still see no results, come back and challenge me. By the way, $SUI has performed well this round and is worth paying attention to.

**Tip 1: Keep principal under 200,000 and wait for one main upward wave per year.**
Don’t get itchy to go all-in every day; patience makes a winner—mastering one big trend is far better than messing around aimlessly all year.

**Tip 2: Practice on a paper account first, then trade with real money.**
Simulated trading allows unlimited mistakes; a big error in a real account can knock you out. Always stay two steps ahead in mindset and understanding of the market.

**Tip 3: When major news hits and the market opens high, you should exit quickly.**
It’s a curse—good news may seem positive, but often signals a sell-off. Don’t wait until the last minute, or you’ll suffer losses.

**Tip 4: Start gradually reducing your positions one week before the holiday.**
Holidays tend to cause dips, so lighten your load in advance to avoid more than half of the unexpected drops.

**Tip 5: Keep your mid-term holdings active.**
Always have cash on hand; sell at resistance during rebounds, buy at support during sharp declines. Keeping positions fluid helps them last longer.

**Tip 6: Focus on volume and candlestick patterns for short-term trades.**
Look for coins with high volatility, strong momentum, and matching volume; coins with no activity are a waste of time no matter how long you watch.

**Tip 7: The speed of decline determines the height of the rebound.**
Slow, gradual drops lead to weak rebounds; sharp, aggressive drops lead to fierce rebounds. Timing the rhythm is smarter than blindly bottom-fishing.

**Tip 8: Cut losses quickly, don’t be soft.**
Never hold on to a losing position; only after protecting your principal can you stay in the game.

**Tip 9: Use 15-minute candlestick charts with KDJ for clear buy/sell signals.**
Short-term trading doesn’t require complex indicators; key levels on small timeframes reveal entry and exit points naturally.

**Tip 10: Master two or three trading strategies.**
Don’t be greedy; focus to develop a good feel for the market.
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DeFiAlchemistvip
· 8h ago
ngl, the entire yield transmutation thesis here hinges on this dangerous assumption—that patience in a bull regime actually correlates with protocol efficiency, which it doesn't. the 20k thesis is just portfolio rebalancing theater.
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CryptoPunstervip
· 9h ago
Haha, another story of "I made money, you have to believe me." Only a few tens of millions in eight years, I just smile and say nothing. After reading the first trick, I knew right away that this guy was writing a diary for himself, not a tips post for us. But SUI is indeed worth paying attention to; it's more effective than reading these ten "blood and tears experiences." If you can't endure the main upward wave, just forget it. Even a small rebound requires a round of effort. That's why I've been on the leek list all along. The third trick sounds quite decisive: good news being hammered down actually causes a dip. This is the fate of the crypto world; I'm used to being hammered down. Holding no position sounds simple, but in reality, it tests whether you have the resolve to watch others get rich in a bull market. Those who can truly do it are probably already millionaires. Playing with a simulated account is useless no matter how thorough, once real money is involved, your hands start to shake. This isn't a cognition problem; it's a human nature problem, alright? Each point exudes a sense of "I've realized something you haven't yet," but what I really want to know is how many times he lost money in these eight years before he summarized this.
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PrivacyMaximalistvip
· 14h ago
Sounds good, but I guess there are very few people who can truly stick to the first trick; the itch to act can't be stopped at all.
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LiquidationWatchervip
· 14h ago
1. Here we go again with these ten rules. I've lost so much following these ten principles long ago. 2. Wait, trying to sell at the high open with this trick? I tried it, and the stock hit the daily limit up in reverse. I'm still regretting it. 3. Waiting for the main upward wave once a year with 200,000? Easy to say. When you're itching to trade, who can resist? 4. I bought SUI on a whim during the hype, and I'm still holding it. This person's experience might not be useful to me. 5. The cash pool is indeed important, but many people simply can't do it. 6. Good news dumps the price. I’ve been cut more than ten times, it's really a curse. 7. The paper account and the real account are way different. When you have little money, you simply can't learn to keep a good mindset. 8. About liquidation, it's not that easy. You keep hoping it will rebound. 9. Volatile coins are also risky. He didn't mention this. 10. Is having a net worth of tens of millions real? I always feel these kinds of articles seem a bit fake.
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CountdownToBrokevip
· 14h ago
First comment: Same old theory, I lost big on the third move once, and I no longer believe that a good news rally can lead to a high open. Second comment: A principal of 200,000 yuan waiting for a wave in a year? Ha, I've already lost all my principal. Third comment: SUI is being hyped a bit too much this time, be careful of the bagholders. Fourth comment: Holding cash during the holiday is really a killer move. I lost badly last year on Double 11 because I didn't listen to this advice. Fifth comment: 15-minute KDJ? Sounds simple, but in practice, it's just cutting losses again and again. Sixth comment: I've read all ten points, just want to ask which one can save my current account. Seventh comment: "Mastering two or three trading strategies," I haven't even figured out one yet. Eighth comment: Mock trading earns ten million, real money loses one hundred thousand—this is just like me. Ninth comment: Cut losses when wrong, no problem with that, but the key is I make mistakes too frequently. Tenth comment: Are these eight years of experience worth tens of millions, or are those tens of millions just the sales pitch of this article?
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GateUser-a180694bvip
· 15h ago
Sounds good, but how many can really hold on? Most still have itchy hands and can't resist, ultimately going all in.
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SlowLearnerWangvip
· 15h ago
Oh no, it's this set of theories again... They're not wrong, I just always react a beat too late, by the time I realize, the market has already crashed. --- That third trick really gets me every time; good news comes out and I just can't get out in time. --- Damn, if it were really that simple, I would have made a fortune long ago. I'm still hesitating now. --- SUI has indeed risen quite well, but I'm already trapped. I guess that's just fate. --- Playing on a simulated account is super smooth, but once real money is involved, I become a big fool. Maybe it's a genetic issue. --- Mastering two or three trading strategies? I haven't even fully understood one yet, always changing my approach. --- I tried the tactic of staying out of the market before the holiday, but it shot straight up after the holiday. I'm just watching from the sidelines. --- The speed of decline determines the height of the rebound. That sounds so right, but I always react too slowly. --- Cut this line if you're wrong. It sounds easy, but it hurts to do, and I hesitated and ended up holding for two more days. --- Eight years of ups and downs, why am I still stuck in the same place? Maybe I just lack common sense.
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