After experiencing multiple ups and downs in the cryptocurrency world, I finally understand: those who can last are not the ones who trade the most frequently, but rather the ones who are the most patient. The following eight pieces of advice are reminders I have summarized along the way.

1⃣ The morning session is often volatile; don’t make decisions lightly. When you see a big drop, hold steady; when you see a surge, don’t chase right away. Emotional trading is common in the early hours; rational response is more important.

2⃣ The afternoon market often acts as a magnifying glass for illusions. A sudden spike easily attracts followers, but risks come along with it; during a sudden drop, it’s better to calmly observe and take action later.

3⃣ Don’t panic when you see a pullback, and don’t get anxious when you see consolidation. The market needs time to stabilize; slowing down the pace is not necessarily a bad thing.

4⃣ Set a bottom line for buying and selling. Don’t be greedy for highs, don’t try to catch the bottom, and avoid trading during consolidation; less trading can sometimes be the best strategy.

5⃣ Wait for trend signals before entering the market. Pay attention when prices drop, and take profits in a timely manner during upward trends, keeping good control of the pace.

6⃣ Everyone’s choices may not be suitable for you. When the hype is high, it’s easier to be led by emotions; real opportunities often hide in the unpopular spots.

7⃣ The consolidation phase tests your mindset. If you can remain steady while others are restless, once the direction is clear, you can act faster than others.

8⃣ In the last wave of a high-level rebound, don’t be greedy. Take profits in a timely manner and keep the results you already have in your account; that’s the true way to "win."

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