#BinanceABCs $WLFI Traders, here is a set of 10 operational principles summarized from years of experience in the crypto world. It may seem simple, but few can execute it properly—mastering this approach will gradually change your account curve.

**Trend Following**

When a strong coin experiences a prolonged decline at high levels for nine consecutive days, it often signals a buying opportunity. The top gainers list may show three, then five, then seven—this is the market’s rhythm. Coins that have risen for two consecutive days can be bought on dips, and the fifth day is usually a good point to reduce positions. Focus only on upward trending coins; this maximizes your win rate and prevents wasting energy on sideways consolidation.

**Position Management**

Any coin that rises for two consecutive days should be sold in parts to lock in profits promptly. If the next day you cannot recover the previous day’s cost, you should exit decisively—don’t wait. If a coin fluctuates calmly for three days in a row, then shows no significant change over the next three days, consider switching to find new opportunities.

**Technical Execution**

After a price surge of over 7%, just observe during the initial spike the next day. Volume and price indicators are crucial—the trading volume is the soul of the crypto market. When the price consolidates at a low level and suddenly breaks out with high volume, pay attention; but if high volume appears at a high level with stagnation, that’s a sign to exit decisively.

The moving average system is a good tool to judge trends: a 3-day moving average turning upward indicates short-term bullishness; a 30-day moving average turning upward signals mid-term momentum; an 80-day moving average turning upward suggests a main upward wave is coming; a 120-day moving average turning upward confirms a long-term trend. For major dips in strong coins, wait until the trend truly ends before re-entering—don’t chase highs.

**Mindset and Strategy**

In the crypto world, small funds are not a disadvantage. The key is to master the correct methods, stay rational, strictly follow trading discipline, and patiently wait for good opportunities. Many losses occur due to poor execution and unstable mindset—knowing these principles but failing to act accordingly makes even the best methods useless. So instead of constantly watching the market and worrying, it’s better to make a plan and stick to it firmly.