$JELLYJELLY Trading cryptocurrencies, in the end, doesn't require much intelligence.

$ZRC I've always used a very simple but effective method in the long run:

$AKE Not chasing high profits, not gambling on luck, just doing one thing——

Keeping the money earned securely in the account.

There are three things I never touch.

First, not chasing prices.

When cryptocurrency prices rise rapidly, emotions are the easiest to lose control.

But the truly safe buying points often appear during declines and panic.

The colder the market, the clearer the opportunities.

Second, not over-leveraging, not betting on direction.

Over-leveraging is essentially gambling.

Trading is a probability game, not a do-or-die situation,

Putting all hopes of recovery on a single trade usually leads to bad outcomes.

Third, not fully invested.

Being fully invested will make you lose control.

If the market goes wrong, there won’t even be room to adjust.

The market has opportunities every day; there's no need to use all your bullets at once.

Speaking of short-term trading, here are the six principles I always use.

First, after consolidation, there is often continuation.

A high-level consolidation may push up again;

A low-level consolidation often has another dip.

Before the direction is clear, don’t rush to act.

Second, don't trade in a sideways market.

Many losses are not due to wrong judgments but being too active.

When the market is unclear, the best action is to wait.

Third, make decisions based on daily charts.

Consider buying when the daily close is bearish,

Consider selling when the daily close is bullish,

Simple but very practical.

Fourth, pay attention to speed changes.

If it drops slowly, it rebounds slowly;

If it drops sharply, the rebound is often stronger.

Fifth, build positions in batches.

Use a pyramid approach to enter,

Instead of going all in at once, this is the premise for long-term survival.

Sixth, after a trend, there must be consolidation.

After continuous rises or falls, there will be a period of adjustment.

If it breaks downwards, exit promptly;

If it breaks upwards, follow the trend and add.

Always leave yourself an exit strategy.

This method is not exhilarating,

But it has one advantage:

You won’t hand over your account because of a single candlestick.

In the cryptocurrency world,

Taking it slow can actually lead to going further.