#比特币与黄金战争 From small funds to seven figures, I have validated trading iron laws through 10 years of market experience



Honestly, not many people can survive in the cryptocurrency market. I have seen too many people exit due to greed, impulsiveness, and emotional trading. Over the past few years, I have also stepped into pitfalls, but in summary, making money is not that complicated—actually, those who stick to simple principles and don’t fuss tend to earn more steadily and reliably.

Sharing these 10 trading rules I have explored over the years, hoping to help you avoid some detours.

**Strong coins falling for 9 days in a row are often an entry opportunity**

Good coins’ pullbacks won’t extend infinitely. Observe strong coins; once they decline for about 9 days in a row, the probability of a rebound is high. The key is to enter in batches, not all at once, which reduces risk and allows you to catch the bottom range.

**After two days of gains, reduce your position; don’t wait for the third day**

Many people wait for the third day of gains, only to get trapped. Short-term hype in the crypto market dissipates quickly, and coins that rise fast often correct just as fast. Take profits when the time is right; locking in gains is not conservatism—it’s about surviving longer.

**A daily increase of over 7% indicates a risk point the next day**

Coins that surge over 7% in one day have a high chance of pulling back the next day. My experience is not to chase such high positions; instead, wait for a correction before acting. Chasing highs isn’t worth the regret that follows.

**Don’t be blinded by past glories; the bull coins in decline won’t return to their former glory**

$XRP and other veteran coins once shined brightly, but market trends have changed. Don’t cling emotionally to a coin; trend is the top priority. Wait for real signs of recovery before reconsidering.

**No movement after 3 days of sideways trading—decisively switch coins to find opportunities**

Time is money. If a coin shows no substantial movement for three consecutive days, it’s wasting your capital’s time value. The market is vast; there’s no need to hang on a single tree. Adjust your positions timely and look for coins with momentum and heat.

**When costs can’t be recovered, it’s the biggest trap; stop-loss requires more courage than holding**

I’ve seen many hold onto deeply loss-making coins, comforting themselves with “I’ve already lost, might as well wait.” This mindset can turn small losses into huge ones. Cutting losses promptly is tough but preserves the principal for future rebound.

**The rhythm of three, five, seven: buy low on the second day, the fifth day is the exit window**

This is a small rule I named myself. After a coin starts low and rises for two days, it often faces a pullback pressure on the fifth day. The short-term inertia of rise and fall follows this rhythm; you need to learn to sync with the market’s pulse.

**Volume-price divergence exposes the main force’s intentions; low-volume at low levels vs high-volume at high levels are completely different**

Sudden volume increase at low levels indicates chip turnover and new energy accumulation—signaling a potential start. But volume surging at high levels is dangerous; it suggests the main force is quietly offloading. Watching trading volume is more useful than just analyzing technical charts.

**Only trade coins in an uptrend; riding the trend is a hundred times safer than going against it**

Counter-trend trading in crypto is the fastest way to lose money. Stick to moving averages, operate within the upward channel; although you might earn less than “bottom-fishing experts,” you survive longer. Staying alive long-term is the biggest victory.

**The only way for small accounts to turn around is to control emotions**

Small funds want rapid growth, and the temptation is huge. But once emotions spiral out of control, a single full-position gamble can send you back to the starting point. Calmly execute your plan, practice proper risk management—these seemingly boring things are the real guarantees for small accounts to survive.

**Final words**

These rules are nothing fancy; they are summarized from actual market trends. Persistence isn’t because they are profound, but because they are effective. The essence of crypto trading is a psychological game and probability; simple rules are easier to follow. Stay rational, operate steadily, and your account will naturally speak for itself.
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PerpetualLongervip
· 15h ago
It's the same story again... I just want to ask, how many times have you cut your losses over the past 10 years?
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ForkTonguevip
· 15h ago
There are too many selling points; actually, it's just two words: stop loss. A bunch of people die because they are unwilling to cut losses at this step.
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0xOverleveragedvip
· 15h ago
That same set of arguments—"Nine consecutive days of decline means bottom"... I've tried it, but the probability isn't as high as he says. It's easy to say, the core is just don't be greedy and don't chase highs. Who doesn't know that? The hard part is execution. It's always the same words: living is winning, but when you've lost half, who remembers that? This stuff is true, but the time cost is really an invisible killer. I've been trapped by sideways trading. Going all-in with full position and returning to the pre-liberation state—I've experienced that deeply... He writes as if it's a matter of fact, but the market will always find new ways to teach you how to behave.
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StrawberryIcevip
· 15h ago
Hmm... That's true, but I still trust more in what those who have truly survived do. Listening to theories alone easily leads to failure. It may seem simple, but the hardest part is not being greedy. Too many people around me have lost everything after a single all-in. The key is to know when to hold back and when to take action. I feel that's the real dividing line.
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AlwaysQuestioningvip
· 15h ago
That's so true, stopping loss really takes courage. --- I've also verified the 9-day rebound pattern, but the prerequisite is that it's truly a strong coin; trash coins can't be saved no matter how long they fall. --- The rule of reducing positions after two consecutive days of gains sounds conservative but indeed helps in lasting longer, I agree. --- The explanation about volume-price divergence was excellent; low-volume at low levels vs high-volume at high levels are fundamentally different, and many people fall into this trap. --- Going all-in on a small account and returning to the pre-liberation state—this is too heartbreaking, I've seen it too many times. --- Switching coins after three days of sideways movement—depends on transaction fee costs, right? Frequent rebalancing fees are also painful. --- That part about $XRP left a deep impression; the once-dominant leader seems truly unable to go back to the way it was. --- Emotional control is indeed a bottleneck; even if you master the technicals, most of the time the reason you can't make money is because of this. --- I need to check the 3-5-7 rhythm with candlestick charts; it sounds a bit like a pattern but I also need to be cautious of overfitting.
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GasFeeSurvivorvip
· 15h ago
Basically, it's about not being greedy or going all-in. Living longer means winning. It feels like the older brother's writings are all blood, sweat, and tears lessons.
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ProveMyZKvip
· 15h ago
You're absolutely right, the hardest part is really the stop-loss... I once held onto a coin stubbornly, lost 50%, and still wanted to wait for a rebound, but in the end, it went to zero. Now, I prefer to exit early rather than wait for the last train; being alive is the real winner.
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