Beginner's Essential Cryptocurrency Strategies

1. For strong coins, if they drop continuously for 9 days from a high position, make sure to follow up promptly.

2. For any cryptocurrency, if it has risen for two consecutive days, make sure to reduce your holdings promptly.

3. For any cryptocurrency, if it rises more than 7%, there may still be an opportunity to rise the next day; you can continue to observe.

4. For strong bull coins, make sure to wait until the correction is over before entering the market.

5. For any cryptocurrency, if it fluctuates steadily for three consecutive days, observe for another three days; if there is no change, consider switching.

6. For any cryptocurrency, if it fails to recover the cost price from the previous day the next day, you should exit promptly.

7. If there are three on the gainers list, there will be five; if there are five, there will be seven. For coins that have risen for two consecutive days, enter at a low, as the fifth day is usually a good selling point.

8. Volume and price indicators are extremely important; trading volume is regarded as the soul of the cryptocurrency market. When the price breaks out at a low level during consolidation, it needs attention. If there is a volume surge at a high level with stagnation, you should decisively exit.

9. Only operate with cryptocurrencies that are in an upward trend, as this maximizes your chances and won't waste your time. A 3-day moving average turning upwards indicates a short-term rise; a 30-day moving average turning upwards indicates a mid-term rise; an 80-day moving average turning upwards indicates a main upward trend; and a 120-day moving average turning upwards indicates a long-term rise.

10. In the cryptocurrency market, small funds do not mean no opportunities. In the primary market, Ethereum and Musk concepts? Market cap of 10 million USD, holding 16,000 coins, and it's worth lurking in a bull market. Low leverage seems safe but is actually an invisible killer; high leverage looks like huge profits but is more like a tool for cutting leeks.