Many beginners jump into the crypto world and can't wait to trade frequently, but often things don't go as planned. Today, I want to share an experienced person's advice — really, trading less can save you years of tuition fees.

I once saw a new friend who wanted to seize every opportunity as soon as he entered the market. When the market showed no clear direction and prices fluctuated back and forth, he still impulsively placed orders, losing several thousand dollars in just half a month. It was only later that he realized such market conditions aren't worth participating in; true profits are hidden after a trend is established.

Another common pitfall — never become obsessed with hot coins. When a coin is popular, the market is unanimously optimistic, but as the hype fades quickly, funds always follow the trend, not sentiment. Someone might develop feelings for a hot coin, and when the hype dies down, they fail to exit in time, ending up trapped.

Regarding market judgment, these details are crucial: when you see a volume breakout and the trend suddenly becomes decisive and strong, it often indicates acceleration rather than the end. At this point, hold your position; don’t sell at the first sign of a rise — take your profits fully. Conversely, when a huge bullish candle lifts the price and the entire market cheers, be more cautious — major players usually start to shake out after a rally, and only those who can successfully lock in profits are true winners.

Trading methods don’t need to be complicated — just focus on a few key levels: if the price tests support and doesn’t break below, it’s a buy signal; if it hesitates at resistance, it’s time to reduce your position. Short-term trading is about rhythm, not some magical prediction.

And the most important tip — never go all-in at once. Start with small amounts to test the waters, gradually add more, and only increase your position once the trend is confirmed. Remember this — the market is always there, but your capital might not last until that day.

For beginners, being more cautious and slower can actually help you go further. Living long enough gives you the confidence to aim for doubling your investment. Those who survive and profit in this market are not the conservative ones, but those who know how to act precisely amid risks.