#数字资产生态回暖 The crypto market is like a knife's edge; those who don't do their homework will mostly have to pay tuition to understand.

I also lost so much that I doubted life itself, until I crawled out of the pit and gradually found the way. The lessons below are all bought with real money.

**Timing is crucial.** During the day, information explodes, making it hard to distinguish between true and false; beginners are most likely to be cut back and forth. The good news you see is often a pre-arranged setup by seasoned players; conversely, when bad news floods in, prices are actually close to the bottom. To avoid being swayed by emotions, just avoid daytime trading; the structure of the night session is much clearer.

**Taking profits is true earning.** The numbers in your account don't count as money until you withdraw them. Don't always think about doubling profits; a single correction can wipe it all out. Take some profits when you have gains, and the rhythm will naturally stabilize.

**Trading relies on tools, not feelings.** Feelings are worthless; using moving averages to see direction and MACD for rhythm is enough. Don't overcomplicate; the most important thing is to stick to your plan.

**Stop-loss is a life-and-death line.** To survive longer, you must protect your principal. When it's in place, close the position; hesitation only leads to bigger losses. Those who can't watch the market closely should set stop-loss orders in advance.

There are three things that are most likely to cause a crash: opening too high leverage, trading too frequently, and using borrowed money. Margin calls are almost unavoidable with these.

Trading crypto is not about courage; it's about strategy and discipline. Make fewer mistakes, survive first, and you’ve already outperformed most people.