#数字资产市场动态 Having been involved in the crypto space for eight years, from liquidation, pitfalls, repeated zeroing out, to eventually turning things around steadily. Total profits have exceeded 36 million. Honestly, many people haven't even reached 1 million in a year; it's not a matter of effort, but rather having the wrong approach.

Today, I won't follow the herd to call trades or stir emotions. I just want to clearly explain the 10 insights that truly changed my trading destiny. If you read carefully, you can at least avoid several years of detours.

**Small capital, never go all-in**
If your account is under 100,000, don’t think you can make a living by trading frequently. Catching just one major upward wave a year is enough to make a profit. When the market isn’t moving, holding cash is also a skill. Watching others go all-in chasing rallies might make you itchy, but this is the test.

**Lack of understanding, making money is gambling**
Before going live, practice discipline and mindset on a demo account. You can make mistakes freely on a demo, but a big mistake on a real account could end your game. The cost is too high.

**No rise on good news the same day? That’s dangerous**
When major positive news is released, if there’s no movement that day and it opens higher the next day, it’s usually an opportunity for the market to sell. The market is never short of news; what’s missing are the bagholders.

**Actively strike during holidays**
History repeatedly teaches us that risk control before holidays is always more important than gambling. Staying alive is the key to the next round. This isn’t conservatism; it’s basic common sense.

**The secret to medium and long-term trading: cash management, not holding to the death**
Buy low and sell high, rolling operations, always keep some bullets in hand. Want to buy from the bottom to the top? That’s a pipe dream for retail traders; luck isn’t on your side.

**Only trade coins with high volume for short-term**
Coins with low trading volume and dull volatility should be skipped. Not making money and constantly tormenting your mindset is the worst trade. Choose assets like $BTC with good liquidity for more comfortable operations.

**The rhythm of decline determines the quality of the rebound**
A slow, gradual decline will lead to a painful rebound. But if panic accelerates the sell-off, it’s easier for the market to recover quickly. That’s the market’s temperament.

**Stop-loss is your friend, not your enemy**
If you buy wrong, admit it quickly—that’s basic. As long as your principal is intact, opportunities are always there. The biggest mistake isn’t taking a stop-loss; it’s not having one at all.

**Short-term trading relies on 15-minute K-line charts**
Combine indicators like KDJ to gauge rhythm and divergence, which can filter out a lot of emotional trading. Don’t be scared by 1-minute fluctuations.

**Technical skills are enough; don’t chase too many indicators**
It’s not about quantity but proficiency. Perfecting one or two trading models is far more effective than spending time learning ten different indicators.

There are no shortcuts to reversing in the crypto world, but with the right approach, efficiency is within reach. I hope these insights can help you avoid many pitfalls.