2026-01-06 20:30:14

Crypto circle making money, the dumbest methods are often the most effective. They won't make you instantly rich, but they can guarantee you survive longer—that's the difference.

Ten iron rules tested with real money:

When a strong coin drops nine days in a row from a high level, don't rush to sell off. This is most likely an oversold signal; pay attention. Conversely, after two days of consecutive gains, reduce your position. The market needs a breather, locking in profits is always wise. If a single-day increase exceeds 7%? Don't chase it. Although there's usually an upward momentum the next day, it's not your opportunity to buy at the high.

Avoid touching "star coins" that have experienced explosive growth. Be patient and wait for a full correction and a stable bottom before considering entry. If the sideways movement lasts more than six days without direction, it indicates a lack of interest from funds. Quickly look for active assets. If you buy in and can't recover your cost the next day, there's an 80% chance you entered a trap. Cut your losses decisively and don't hesitate.

Strong coins follow a pattern called "Three must have, five must have, seven must have"—a pullback after two days of continuous rise is a good chance for low buy-in, but the fifth day is often a turning point. Volume and price are the truth. A volume breakout at low levels signals an initiation; high-volume moves at high levels without price increase are dangerous.

Follow the trend; it’s always right. The 3-day moving average guides short-term rhythm, the 30-day moving average determines mid-term direction, and only when the price stabilizes above the 120-day moving average should you consider long-term positioning. Opposing the trend will never end well. If your capital isn't large? No problem. With the right method, a steady mindset, strict execution, and patience, even small accounts can find high-probability opportunities.

The last bottom line: don't trade crypto full-time, and definitely avoid leverage and borrowing money. Use idle funds to stay clear-headed. #2026年比特币行情展望 $BEAT

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StakeOrRegret

· 12h ago

You're right, living long is a hundred times better than getting rich overnight. That's how I live my life. --- Falling for nine days straight and starting to panic? You haven't learned your lesson yet. --- Thinking of selling after two days of hitting the daily limit? Well, our market perspectives are on different channels. --- Those who chase the high all got killed at the top. I need to engrain this in my mind. --- The "Five must have seven" strategy has really saved me many times, no lie. --- Leverage borrowing to trade crypto, you'll have to pay it back sooner or later. --- Six days of sideways movement with no action means it's time to change the asset. Why are you still sticking around? --- What's wrong with small accounts? The right method can still make money. Don't underestimate yourself. --- Buying and losing money the next day? You should have sold early. Don't think about turning a profit now. --- Only when the 120-day moving average stabilizes can I consider long-term trading. This is indeed my trading bottom line.

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GateUser-c5543907

· 01-06 21:14

Vibe at 1000x 🤑

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GateUser-c5543907

· 01-06 21:14

Hold tight 💪

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FlashLoanPrince

· 01-06 20:59

Damn, I only understood these rules after I fell into the pit last year. Looking at them now still hurts. Chasing highs twice is indeed a nightmare; every time I think I am the chosen one. If this wave can strictly follow the ten rules, living a bit longer would really be enough. I have deep experience with the "not full-time" rule; being clear-headed is truly valuable. Six days of sideways movement without any action means it's time to run. Don't dawdle. Lightning strike, Little Prince. Published in 2024.

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MetaDreamer

· 01-06 20:59

Living long is more satisfying than getting rich quickly, that really hit me. I was just too greedy and stepped on a landmine; now I only do casual trading, and my mindset is much better. --- Nine days of continuous decline, what are you hesitating for? The perfect opportunity for low buy-in is right in front of you. --- The "Three Musts and Five Always" strategy is really effective; I follow it and my hit rate can reach over 70%. --- I withdrew after six days of sideways movement. Don’t fight with coins that have no direction; it’s too exhausting. --- I’ve completely quit leverage trading. I’ve seen too many liquidation disasters. --- A gain of over 7% in two days, really don’t chase it. It looks painful, but staying alive is the most important thing. --- Volume and price can lie, I agree with that. When volume increases at high levels but prices still don’t move up, it’s time to run. --- Small accounts are actually easier to succeed with; large funds tend to make themselves useless. --- Reducing positions sounds simple, but actually doing it is really hard. Human nature is greedy. --- The 3-day, 30-day, and 120-day moving average framework is pretty good; let’s stick to this.

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GateUser-10fce37e

· 01-06 20:54

Happy New Year! Thank you sincerely! Everything will be fine! Vibe at 10000000x 🤑 Christmas on the Moon!

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BearHugger

· 01-06 20:35

Living long vs getting rich quickly, that’s a really harsh statement. I’m the type who gets itchy after seeing others hit the daily limit up for three days, but now I finally understand—nine consecutive days of decline is not despair, it’s an opportunity. --- Another streak of gains and then reducing positions? I have to admit, I’m a chasing-high fanatic, but I’ve been cursed by that 7% magic number, it’s brutal. --- I haven’t really figured out the "Three must have Five" strategy yet, I’ll test it out with a small account first and see. --- Leverage and borrowing money, I’m not confident about that. Looking at those people in the group going all out, they all end up badly in the end. --- Six days of sideways movement and no signs of action? Hurry and find active traders, don’t just waste time here. --- Volume and price are definitely the truth, but why do I always get it wrong when I judge high-volume at the top? It’s heartbreaking.

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AirdropHunter420

· 01-06 20:35

It's the same theory again, I've heard it too many times. The key is still discipline; most people die from greed. --- Living long is indeed more practical than getting rich quickly, but honestly, how many can really stick to it? --- I've tried the "Three must have Five" approach; the probability is indeed higher than blind guessing, but it tests your mental strength too much. --- If there's no movement after 6 days of sideways trading, it's time to withdraw. This experience is real; wasting time is even more painful than wasting money. --- That leverage comment hit the nerve; many people have quit the circle just because of a leverage. --- Small accounts are actually more free, with less psychological burden, sometimes it's easier to survive. --- Price and volume coordination is the real deal; I've missed several signals when volume increased but price didn't rise. Now I see it, I just run. --- It's easy to say, but to really wait for the bottom to stabilize? What kind of mental resilience does that require? --- I believe in the 3-day, 30-day, 120-day approach, but it's too easy to cut losses frequently. --- There's nothing wrong with not trading crypto full-time; I just play with spare money anyway.

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