If you want to achieve wealth growth in the crypto market through trading, it's not about luck, nor is it about reckless actions. Ultimately, it's that old saying—compound interest, discipline, and clarity.



The following 10 trading principles are summarized from years of market experience and are worth recording in your trading journal.

**1. Deep retracement of strong coins is the window to act**

Don't rush to cut losses after nine consecutive bearish candles at high levels. Often, this is the low absorption zone after the main force shakes out, and most retail investors can't withstand the volatility and will exit, leaving the true opportunities for a few.

**2. Reduce positions after two consecutive days of gains**

Greed is a big taboo in the crypto world. When prices rise, it's easy to become numb; securing profits is the primary survival rule.

**3. Single-day increase over 7% with significantly increased volume**

The next day is likely to continue the upward move. But this isn't a signal to chase the high; wait for further confirmation of the volume-price relationship before entering.

**4. Never chase the leading coins at high levels**

Wait for a retracement to confirm support and the emergence of stabilization patterns before entering. Otherwise, you risk being trapped at high levels and falling into a vicious cycle of cutting losses.

**5. No breakout after 3 days of sideways movement? Wait another 3 days**

If the price is still oscillating within a range, decisively switch positions. Time cost is also a cost in the crypto world; there's no need to waste it.

**6. If the next day's closing price doesn't revisit your cost line**

Stop loss immediately, don't wait. The core reason many retail investors suffer losses is procrastination.

**7. Hidden patterns in the top gainers list**

Three consecutive days of gains often push toward the 5-day high; five days of gains can target the 7-day high. But a safer approach is to enter at low points within 3 days and take profits at 5 days.

**8. Not understanding volume-price relationship is blind betting**

Volume breakout at low levels signals entry; high-volume stagnation at high levels warns of capital fleeing. Learning to interpret this is crucial.

**9. Only trade trend-following coins, stay away from weak ones**

Use moving averages to guide direction: MA3 for short-term bullishness, MA30 for medium-term trend, MA80 to lock in the main upward wave, MA120 to find the bottom of the bull run. Going with the trend increases win rate.

**10. Small funds can also outperform the market**

The key lies in three points: precise strategy, steady mindset, and decisive execution. When opportunities truly arise, those willing to hold heavy positions often earn the most.

**Core Summary**

The secret to making money in the crypto space isn't complicated: if there's no clear pattern, don't build a position; once you see the right opportunity, execute decisively. Use systematic thinking instead of relying on luck, and discipline to restrain greed. Only then can you find direction amid market fog.

Markets happen every day, but capital and key opportunities are rare. Grasp the fundamental rules, do the right things at the right time, and that's the hard truth for long-term survival in the crypto world.
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BoredWatchervip
· 7h ago
It's really easy to talk, but how many can truly do it? It's the story of nine consecutive bearish candles. I already cut my losses and sold. I've tried the strategy of reducing positions after two consecutive bullish days, but I missed the subsequent surge. Having the right mindset alone isn't enough; I still haven't passed this mental hurdle.
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MetaverseHobovip
· 7h ago
Well said, but most people can't do it --- I understand this set of mental methods, but the problem is that when executing, the mind just doesn't obey --- Two consecutive days of positive movement must reduce positions, but I operate the other way around... --- Stop-loss is the hardest, I always think just a little more patience and it will rebound --- The relationship between volume and price is indeed a learned skill; many people simply can't understand it --- Heavy position with small funds? That's basically gambling, better to be more cautious --- I cut my losses and sold during the 9 consecutive bearish candles long ago, how can I hold on to the end --- There is daily market movement, but I lose money every day. What's going on? --- It seems the person writing this is making money, but I am still losing --- Following the trend sounds simple, but in practice, it's just a cycle of chasing highs and cutting losses
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LiquidatedAgainvip
· 7h ago
Do I have the right to speak after being liquidated again and again... Only after losing heavily in item 6 do I understand.
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GasOptimizervip
· 7h ago
The theory of 9 consecutive bearish candles is something I charted out, but the data support is actually insufficient.
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LeekCuttervip
· 7h ago
All correct, but execution is extremely difficult --- Reducing positions after two consecutive bullish days, I never do that... --- Reversing after 9 bearish candles with heavy positions, ended up with 10, haha --- The relationship between volume and price is spot on; only after so many years of blind investing did I understand --- Chasing the leader for a quick gain feels great, but gets you trapped in a dead end --- The two words "stop loss" are more valuable than any technical analysis --- Still that saying—knowing and doing are worlds apart --- Finding the bottom of a bull run with MA120 sounds simple, but in practice, hands tremble --- Discipline, discipline, discipline—saying it three times is still useless --- Heavy positions with small funds can earn quickly, but also lose quickly --- Sideways trading is frustrating, the biggest test of patience
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MidnightTradervip
· 8h ago
Well said, how many can truly withstand nine consecutive bearish candles?
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