If you want to accumulate steadily in the crypto world, I have developed a relatively feasible methodology over the years. Sharing it with everyone, but as always—market conditions vary, and these experiences may not apply to everyone.

When a strong coin undergoes a pullback for eight consecutive days, it's worth paying attention.

Any coin that rises for two consecutive days, I habitually consider reducing my position. This way, I won't be caught off guard by a correction.

Coins that increase by more than 8% in a single day usually experience a correction the next day; chasing the high directly is too risky.

The "star coins" that were once hotly promoted are best to wait until the market cools down completely before entering, to minimize costs.

If a certain coin's price remains almost unchanged for three days in a row, I will wait another two days to see. If it still doesn't move, it's time to consider switching to another coin.

If the next day after buying, the trading fees can't even be covered, I will immediately clear the position. Such a trade is already doomed.

There is a market rule called "Rise three, follow five; rise five, look for seven"—meaning, during the initial stage of a continuous rise, you should consider exiting around the fifth trading day.

Trading volume is the decisive signal. Low-volume breakout at a low price is a buy signal; high-volume stagnation at a high price is a major risk.

Either choose coins with a clear trend. In the short term, look at the 5-day moving average; mid-term, the 20-day; if the 60-day is upward, it may indicate entering a main upward phase; if the 120-day is upward, it signifies a long-term trend has been established.

Small capital isn't a problem. What's truly important is having the right method, strong execution, stable psychology, and then patiently waiting.

Final advice: Don't resign to trade full-time until you've established a stable profit model; and never think about borrowing money to invest, as that kind of pressure can crush a person.