Talking about my experiences in the crypto world over the past few years, it hasn't been easy at all.

Back in 2021, when I first entered the scene, it was right at the end of the bull market. Watching others double their investments and hit the daily limit-up made me panic. Following the FOMO and chasing the rally, I got stuck at a high point. That feeling is still hard to forget. Later, during the bear market, I tried to bottom fish, but still missed the timing. Watching the rebound come and not catching it, these repeated blows made me realize—it's all about data and systems, not just following gut feelings and shooting in the dark.

So I started studying technical analysis, gradually building my own methodology. I developed TradingView scripts, contract monitoring systems, on-chain data tracking, and combined these with years of research experience in the crypto space. Now, I feel much more confident when facing the market.

The core of this methodology is: do thorough homework before entering new coins (team background, funding status, competitor benchmarking, unlock schedules, marketing efforts), analyze token distribution and on-chain anomalies before TGE, and implement risk control and strategic allocation at the contract level. For example, recently I analyzed FOGO and identified issues early, opening a short position to profit from the drop; the bearish signals for BREV and ZEC also helped followers avoid subsequent dumps. Even on BTC, I can pre-warn about market risks based on FOMO and panic indicators.

Honestly, this isn’t some advanced black magic—it's about systematizing practical experience, using data as a tool, and prioritizing risk management.

If you're also stumbling around in the crypto world or want to optimize your trading strategies, let’s connect in the comments, share our insights. Exchange ideas, encourage each other, and turn the salty fish into a success—that’s what a crypto community should be.