To be honest, after years of struggling in the crypto world, I made 2 million with the simplest method. It sounds incredible, but it's really just about executing trading rules properly. These are lessons learned from real money lost, and I want to share them with everyone.

When the market crashes, pay attention to the observation. If the coins in your hands only experience a slight dip, it indicates that big players are supporting the market. Don't panic at this point; hold steady, and there will be surprises sooner or later. Want to quickly get started as a beginner? Focus on the 5-day and 20-day moving averages, hold online, and exit immediately if the price breaks below. The logic is simple; the key is execution.

Once a major upward wave forms without volume expansion, enter decisively. If volume continues to increase and prices rise further, hold on. If volume shrinks but the trend isn't broken, don't move. Only consider reducing positions if volume increases and the trend breaks. For short-term trades, if there's no progress in three days, close the position. Set a stop-loss at 5% loss unconditionally—don't hold onto luck.

When a coin drops 50% from its all-time high and continues to decline for the 8th day, it's basically in an oversold zone. Rebounds usually won't be too far. At this point, you can try with a small position. Another iron law—identify the leading coins! Those that rise the most and resist falling the hardest, don’t be afraid to buy just because the price is high. The savvy trader buys at high and sells at even higher.

Following the trend is the way to go. The entry price isn't necessarily better the lower it is; timing is more important. Don't expect to bottom out in a declining market; decisively abandon weak coins. After making profits, the most important thing is to review and understand whether the profit was due to luck or skill. Building your own trading system is the only way to achieve consistent profits. Holding cash is also a strategy; preserving capital always takes precedence over chasing returns. Trading crypto is about success rate, not operation frequency.

If you're not confident, don't force it. Better to stay in cash and wait for opportunities. The crypto journey can't go far alone; let's communicate and learn from each other. The next wave of market opportunities will definitely come.