Six months of trading have accumulated significant profits, and ultimately achieved the goal of paying the down payment for a house. This is by no means luck, but the result of long-term refinement of a systematic, replicable, and effective trading system.

If you also want to achieve financial freedom or improve your living conditions through trading, these core principles are worth deep understanding:

1. A strong currency declines for 9 consecutive days at high levels? This is precisely a potential buying opportunity. Most traders can't hold out until the 9th day and have already exited, so the opportunity often belongs to the few who have patience.

2. After two consecutive days of rise, consider reducing your position. Don't fight the market; when it's time to take profits, lock in gains.

3. Currencies that increase more than 7% in a single day usually continue their upward momentum the next day. But this doesn't mean you should chase immediately; observe the rhythm first before making a decision.

4. Blindly chase mainstream coins higher. Wait until the correction is confirmed before entering, to avoid being repeatedly trapped.

5. Sideways consolidation lasting 3 days without direction? Observe for another 3 days. If there's still no breakout sign, consider switching positions and don't waste time in the consolidation zone.

6. If the next day you can't return to the cost price, exit immediately. The market won't wait, and holding and watching is a fatal mistake most retail traders make.

7. There is a pattern in the top gainers: three leads to five, five may lead to seven. Two consecutive days of rise is a signal; the third day is a low-entry point; the fifth day is usually the exit point.

8. Without understanding volume-price relationship, trading is blind. Gentle volume breakthroughs at low levels indicate opportunities; high-volume stagnation at high levels suggests main funds are quietly exiting.

9. Only trade currencies with strong trends, stay away from weak ones. The 3-day moving average is used for short-term bullishness, the 30-day for medium-term operations, the 80-day reflects the main upward wave, and the 120-day indicates a large-scale bottom—follow the trend, and your win rate will naturally improve.

10. Small funds can also achieve double returns. The key is not the capital size but whether the method is correct, the mindset is stable, and execution is decisive. When opportunities arise, dare to act.

Maintaining over 90% win rate over five years, the core secret is actually very simple: never open a position without clear pattern recognition; once you see it clearly, act decisively; the rest is strict discipline execution.

Trading is fundamentally a combination of compound interest, discipline, and clear thinking, not just brute force operation. I hope these experiences help you seize your own opportunities in the next cycle.