#数字资产市场动态 Having been in the crypto world for eight years, I have seen both gains and losses. Recently, I noticed many newcomers have been struggling in this market for over half a year with little progress. The real issue often lies in the lack of a clear trading framework. Today, I want to share ten lessons learned from painful experience—these have all been validated with real money. $AT

**Small Capital, Don’t Go All-In**
Traders with less than 20,000 yuan in their accounts should never think about going all-in at once. In fact, as long as you catch the main upward wave when the market truly starts to move, a year's worth of gains is enough. The most important thing early on is patience—this isn’t conservatism, but survival wisdom. $POWER

**Your Ceiling Is Your Cognition**
Before entering real trading, you must repeatedly make mistakes in a simulated environment to understand your psychological bottom line. Real accounts are completely different—one big mistake can directly knock you out, with no second chances.

**Market News Can Turn Into a Contradictory Signal**
This is especially critical: if a major positive announcement causes an immediate rise, that’s good. But if it doesn’t follow through on the same day, you must decisively reduce your position when the market opens higher the next day. Greed has caused the most losses here—most of the time, you get trapped at a high level.

**Holiday Market Movements Are Prone to Issues**
Historical K-line data shows patterns: it’s safer to hold light or no positions before holidays. This isn’t superstition; statistical probability tells us this is a fact.

**Cash Reserves Are True Ammunition**
For medium- and long-term trading, always keep enough cash on hand. Repeated high sell and low buy operations help to average down your cost basis. Don’t expect to buy at the bottom and sell at the top—that’s a game for big players; retail traders can’t play that way.

**Short-Term Trading Should Focus on Liquid Coins**
Only target assets with high trading volume and wide price swings. Coins with low daily trading activity are not only troublesome but can also ruin your trading mindset.

**Market Rhythm Determines the Rebound Magnitude**
A slow decline often leads to a painful rebound; but once the decline accelerates, the rebound can be fierce. Grasping this rhythm is crucial.

**Stop-Loss Is Not Surrender, It’s Capital Preservation**
If your entry logic is wrong, cut your losses immediately. As long as your principal is still intact, there will be another opportunity. Protecting your capital is about protecting your right to continue participating in the market.

**15-Minute Chart with KDJ Is Most Practical**
For short-term trading, the 15-minute candlestick chart is worth focusing on. When combined with the KDJ indicator, it can reveal many buy and sell turning points.

**Mastering One Method Thoroughly Is Better Than Knowing Many**
No matter how many trading techniques you have, you won’t use them all effectively. Perfecting one or two methods often takes you further than knowing everything but not executing well.

Behind these ten points are the fluctuations of your account balance. Reducing detours, in a sense, is also about making money for yourself. The hardest part of trading isn’t understanding the theory but being able to stick to your system amid greed and fear.