A senior once told me a sentence that I remember to this day.

He went from 50,000 to 800,000, only saying one thing:

There are always opportunities in the cryptocurrency world; what is lacking is emotionally stable people.

Most people in the market are actually being led by their emotions.

If you can control your emotions, the market is often an ATM.

What really opens the gap is not the news, not the feelings, but the operational strategy.

The following are practical principles that I have repeatedly verified myself:

Think clearly before entering the market; don't chase after seeing movement.

After a low-level sideways market, a further drop is often an opportunity; after a high-level sideways market, a further rise is usually a sign of selling.

Understand when to sell during a sharp rise, and have the courage to buy during a sharp drop; when it is moving sideways, it is often holding back on direction.

Morning session emotional release, large drops are more likely to present opportunities, while large rises require learning to reduce positions.

In the afternoon and evening sessions, do not chase large gains, and wait for big drops for the next day.

Do not sell when prices rise, do not buy when prices drop, during sideways phases it is better to watch.

Dare to buy on a bearish candle, dare to sell on a bullish candle, follow human nature, and you will never make money.

Having a full position is a major taboo in trading; taking profits and stopping losses is not a technical issue, it's a survival issue.

In the end, trading cryptocurrencies is essentially about trading mindset.

When greedy, you cannot see the risks; when fearful, you cannot seize the opportunities.

Do not chase prices up or down; only then can trading become a long-term endeavor.

Several trading methods that I often use and find most practical, regardless of whether you are a novice or an expert, these scenarios are unavoidable:

1. Volatile market

Mainly high selling and low buying, observe the range and BOLL, catch support and resistance, do not be greedy.

2. Breakout of the change

The longer it stays sideways, the more violent the movement will be. If the direction is correct, execution must be decisive.

3. Trend market

Once a trend is established, only trade with the trend. Do not panic during pullbacks, and get on board during rebounds.

4. Key level trading

Important support and resistance levels are often points of capital contention, with the highest success rates.

5. Pullback and rebound

After large rises and falls, the period of emotional recovery is often the best time to trade.

6. Time period differences

Days are relatively stable, suitable for conservative strategies; night sessions and early mornings have larger fluctuations, suitable for aggressive strategies, but risks are also higher.

Final reminder:

The cryptocurrency market indeed has large fluctuations and many opportunities, but those who can stay are never the most aggressive, but the calmest.

Treat trading as a long-term project, not a gamble to get rich quickly.

Slow down, and you may go further.