#数字资产市场动态 I have been exploring trading for many years, and I finally realized that the simpler the method, the longer you can survive. Don't think about doubling your money; stability is the key. To sum up, these ten habits, stick to them, and the profits will naturally accumulate over time.

First is trend judgment. If the 3-day moving average can still support an upward move, you can try short-term trades; the 30-day moving average is also at a high level, indicating a medium-term opportunity; only when the 120-day moving average turns upward does it count as a true long-term signal. This is not a secret, but most people are unwilling to wait that long.

Trading volume is crucial; don’t be fooled by the price. If there's been long-term accumulation at low levels, and suddenly a surge in volume breaks the support, it’s meaningful to follow in; conversely, if the volume is still high at a high level and the market is dead, it’s time to withdraw—this is what experts do.

When the price rises for two days in a row, I start reducing my position and taking profits, without waiting for the third day. Many people think this is too conservative, but staying alive means winning.

Stop-loss must be ruthless. If the price dips below the cost on the second day after buying, I exit immediately, without waiting to see if it rebounds later. Better to miss out than get trapped.

For single-day gains exceeding 7%, I will definitely observe the next day and never chase. Such rapid surges often deplete the potential for further gains.

Once a coin has shown strength, it has a temper. After a wave of market activity ends and it remains quiet for a while, reconsider it—this makes risk more controllable.

If a coin has been fluctuating very little for three days and shows no signs of breakthrough, give it three more days; if there’s still no substantial breakthrough, switch out. Time is a cost; rather than waiting passively, it’s better to switch flexibly.

The phenomenon of "three consecutive rises lead to five, five lead to seven" does exist, but remember, after the fifth limit-up, it’s often the short-term ceiling—take profits when the time is right.

For coins that have gone through a bull market and experienced deep corrections, if they pull back for seven or eight days, even ten days from a high level, that’s the good time to position—no need to rush.

Mindset is the most important. Small accounts can also make money; the key is the right method and strict discipline. Never quit your job before establishing a stable profit model, and definitely don’t gamble with borrowed money—that’s a recipe for disaster.

In the crypto world, the game is about endurance; those who survive long enough will ultimately win. The method isn’t about complexity but about whether you can stick to that logic consistently.