That year, I looked at the remaining 5000U in my account and suddenly realized that I wasn't losing to the market, but to the 'Kirin arm' that hits at three in the morning. I lost four times in a row, fully invested in chasing the rise, and went back to square one overnight.
In despair, I did a foolish thing: I printed out three months of trading records and covered the walls of my studio with them. As a result, I stared blankly at the wall every day and found that 90% of the losses came from a few types of 'free-give operations.'
So I forced myself to establish ten 'life-saving rules' to bring my win rate back to 90%. Today, I'm not talking about metaphysics, just practical experience. If you have ever doubted life while staring at the K-line late at night, these conclusions might help you avoid detours.
🔥 My ten 'anti-human' operational rules (practical version)
A strong coin's continuous drop = the market giving away red envelopes
Don't panic just because of a drop; a real good asset's pullback is actually an opportunity, but the premise is that the trend hasn't worsened.
If it rises for two days, definitely reduce your position; don't wait for the market to teach you how to behave
The phrase 'wait a little longer, it can still rise' is the fastest spell for account shrinkage; take profits in batches to sleep soundly.
Single-day surge over 7%, be cautious about chasing highs the next day
Such market conditions often accompany overly heated emotions; it’s better to wait for a pullback confirmation than to make the last relay.
Bull coin boarding posture: wait for it to retrace to the 'lifeline'
The 5-day line is a thermometer for short-term sentiment; stand firm before considering, observe if it breaks.
Sideways for over a week = 'zombie coin' warning
Time is also a cost; with so many opportunities in the market, don’t fall in love with assets that can’t move.
Can't recover the cost line the next day? Cut decisively, don't add drama
Procrastination will not reverse the trend, it will only amplify losses. Discipline is for saving lives, not just for show.
'If it rises 3, look at 5; if it rises 5, look at 7'
On the third day, you can test low buying; on the fifth day, focus on market strength, leave when you need to, don't be greedy for plot twists.
Volume speaks: low volume increase = opportunity, high position stagnation = risk
This is an old skill, but most people only look at volume when it rises, and it’s already too late.
Only ride the 'tailwind' in an upward trend
Short-term look at the 3-day line, medium-term at the 30-day line, long-term at the 120-day line; don’t pick up flying knives in a downtrend.
Three words for small capital's comeback: steady, precise, ruthless
The method must be right, the mindset must be stable, and execution must be ruthless. Hesitation leads to defeat, but recklessness can also lead to loss.
After three months of sticking to the wall, my ordering changed from 'just a handful' to 'operating by the book'. 5000U gradually rolled up, at best times it multiplied more than tenfold.
I always believe: the market always has opportunities, but discipline is not always present. These ten rules are like a traffic light for me: red light stop, green light go, yellow light wait a moment. The market never lacks opportunities; what it lacks are people who live long.
If you're tired of being pulled by emotions, why not start from today and stick the rules on your screen. Those who can make money in a bull market are often those who first dip their toes to test the waters and know when to pull back in time.
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