Want to survive in the crypto world for a long time? Remember these 8 'rules of the experienced' that can save your life.

Newbies lose money due to impulsiveness, while experienced traders make stable profits; in simple terms, it relies on one thing—sense of rules.

After eight years of trading, what I rely on is not talent, but a set of 'methods to restrain myself at critical moments.'

Today, I'm writing it down clearly; those who can see this are all fated.

1. Don't look at the market, don't take action.

Focusing on the daily chart for short-term trades? Not enough.

The daily chart is responsible for direction; the 30-minute chart is responsible for entry.

Some bearish candlesticks may look weak, but if the 30-minute structure looks beautiful, the next day it can open high with a strong bullish candlestick—this kind of opportunity doesn't require many trades; two or three times a year is enough to make a profit.

2. If the trend is not aligned, looking one more time is a disaster.

If the direction is inconsistent and the structure is chaotic, even if you make a profit in the opposite direction, it's called luck, not skill.

Going with the trend is always the lowest cost choice.

3. If you're not near the hot spots, it's better to rest.

Short-term trading is about fighting around the flow of funds.

If you're not in the hotspots, you're fighting against a vacuum.

4. Always execute the plan, don't act on emotions.

Impulsive actions are the primary source of losses for countless people.

'Trade your plan, plan your trade.'

5. Don't blindly trust anyone.

Other people's opinions are at most hints.

Your own judgment is the steering wheel of your positions.

6. Set the direction first, then choose the coins.

This is a common point among all experts.

If the direction is right, even an average coin can yield profits;

If the direction is wrong, even top coins can lead to losses.

7. Entering during an upward structure and guessing the bottom is gambling.

Liking to catch the bottom means you like being educated.

Prices always move towards the direction of least resistance; coins on the rise are the least resistance.

8. After a big win or a big loss, you must rest.

Whether it's a celebratory trade or averaging down, operations driven by emotions have a success rate close to 0.

Taking a day off from positions makes watching the market much easier.

In my own ten years, the accuracy of 'resting after a big win or loss' exceeds 90%.

What's making money isn't skill, it's system + discipline + execution.

If you engrain these eight rules into your bones,

you will discover:

Many losses can actually be completely avoided.

But I only do live trading, no empty promises. There are still spots available in the current trading team; those who want to learn the methods and turn things around, let's get on board together #加密市场观察 #美联储重启降息步伐