#数字资产市场动态 Many people think trading cryptocurrencies is just buying low and selling high, which sounds simple. But once you actually get involved, you'll realize—there are pitfalls everywhere. To survive long-term in the crypto market, relying on luck isn't enough; you need a few real and feasible rules to follow. These methods may seem ordinary, but very few people can truly stick to them.

The most important rule: don't let emotions control you. When the market is surging fiercely, everyone is following the trend, and that's when you should hold back; when prices are falling sharply, people are panicking, but you need to keep your eyes open wider. It's easy to say but extremely hard to do. I've personally suffered from this—buying in during an uptrend only to get trapped; selling in a panic during a correction, only to realize later that was the best opportunity.

The second rule is very painful but necessary: never go all-in at once. Full position is like betting your entire fortune; once your mindset collapses, your actions will distort. The crypto market offers countless opportunities, but the problem is you often have no cash reserves, so even when opportunities are right in front of you, you can only watch helplessly.

Here's how I think about specific operations:

**If the direction is unclear, stay put.** The trend of coins like $Binance and $FOGO can sometimes hover at high levels and reach new highs, or continue to probe lower at the bottom. Don't guess blindly—let the market speak for itself and wait for a clear direction.

**During sideways consolidation, try to stay out of the market.** Most losses come from this phase—frequent trading, eating up profits with fees, and messing up your rhythm.

**Consider positioning on big dips and taking profits on big surges.** For example, if a daily candle forms a large bearish line, building positions gradually is a good choice; conversely, when a big bullish candle appears, sell some to lock in gains. This rhythm works well.

**Pay attention to the speed of the decline.** If the decline slows down, the rebound might also lose momentum; but if there's a sudden acceleration in the fall, the rebound is often quite fierce. This detail can help you seize the right moment.

**Build positions gradually, like stacking blocks from bottom to top.** The deeper the fall, the more you buy, gradually averaging down your cost. This way, you're less afraid of short-term fluctuations.

**When prices rise significantly, expect sideways consolidation; when they fall sharply, also expect sideways.** During sideways periods, don't go all-in or clear your positions at once. The key is to watch for breakout directions and adjust your strategy accordingly.

Ultimately, trading crypto is a battle with yourself. These methods may sound simple, but sticking to them requires strong self-discipline. I don't expect to get rich overnight; as long as I can hold steady and earn slowly, I am satisfied.