#美联储降息 In 2022, I dove into the crypto market, chasing gains and cutting losses recklessly. As a result, I lost thousands of dollars in just a few months.

The market taught me the harshest lesson with real money: there are no miracles here, only those who survive are qualified to talk about making money. Today, I want to share seven life-saving tips.

**1. Capital as a Living Chess Game**

Divide your principal into five parts, only move one part at a time, and set a 10% stop-loss. The logic is simple—five consecutive losses mean a total loss of only 10%. Take profits gradually and never be greedy to hold on.

**2. Trend Is King**

Trying to catch rebounds during a downtrend? That’s like catching a flying knife with bare hands. I follow one principle: when the moving averages are in a bullish alignment, buy on dips; when in a bearish alignment, wait for a rebound to short. Don’t fight the market.

**3. Stay Away from Explosive Coins**

Ninety percent of coins that double in a week are traps. Market manipulators don’t pull prices to help retail investors; they do it to dump. No matter how tempting, avoid them. Only spend money you can afford to lose.

**4. Emotions Are the Number One Killer**

Before entering a trade, set your stop-loss and take-profit levels and stick to them. Don’t move a finger during the trade. If the market reverses after your stop-loss is hit, that’s just tuition—pay it and accept it.

**5. Holding No Position Is a Practice**

If you don’t understand, take a break. 80% of the crypto market time is sideways. Waiting for a “one glance to see through” opportunity is better than making ten trades a day.

**6. Trading Journal Is a Mirror**

Record every trade: Why did you enter? How did you exit? Wins and losses are equal. Over time, it reveals your biggest weaknesses.

**7. Time Is a Snowball**

Don’t dream of doubling your money in a day. Find a stable small-profit method, rely on compound interest, and let time surprise you.

The crypto market never lacks opportunities; what’s missing is those who survive until the end. Survive first, then talk about making money.