Have you been in the circle for over a year and still haven't made your first million?

Don’t rush to doubt life. Sometimes it’s not that the method is wrong, but that you haven't stepped into enough pits. I have been struggling in this market for many years, losing, blowing up, and earning as well. Today, I整理了一些血泪教训，希望能帮你少走些弯路。

**Don't mess around if you don't have much principal**
If the funds in hand are within 200,000, don't go all in every day. It's enough to catch one real major bull wave in a year. Before the market comes, being able to hold on is a skill.

**The demo account is not just for show**
Practice with a virtual account before trading with real funds; you need to refine your mindset and courage. A demo account allows you to make countless mistakes, but real money only gives you one chance to make a big mistake.

**Be cautious of profit-taking**
On the day when significant good news is released, if you haven't exited, remember to decisively sell on the second day when it opens high. The implementation of good news often signals the beginning of a weakening trend, and if you react slowly, you may easily get caught at the peak.

**Don't be greedy before the holidays**
Past experiences have repeatedly proven that reducing positions or even liquidating them before holidays is a life-saving strategy. The market during holidays is rarely favorable, and this is not superstition.

**Mid to long-term positions should be rolled over**
The essence of swing trading is to keep enough cash and repeatedly buy low and sell high. Don't expect to capture all profits in one go; that's a game for institutions, and retail investors shouldn't dream of that.

**Choose active targets for short-term trading**
When day trading, look for coins with high trading volumes and significant volatility. Stay away from inactive ones, as they waste time and drain your mindset.

**The decline method determines the rebound rhythm**
If it declines slowly, the rebound will be very exhausting, but if the drop accelerates, the rebound often comes faster and stronger. Getting the rhythm right can save a lot of effort.

**If you buy it wrong, you have to accept it, run at the first moment**
Stop-loss is always the top priority. As long as the principal is still there, there will always be a chance to turn things around - this is the iron rule for surviving in the market.

**15-minute K-line is very useful**
If you are doing short-term trading, pay more attention to the 15-minute level combined with the KDJ indicator, which can help you find many attractive buying and selling points.

**Don't need to be proficient in everything**
There are countless trading methods, and you don't need to know them all. Mastering one or two is enough; the key is to use them to the fullest.

No one can teach you to learn everything about these things. Minimizing losses is a gain, and moving steadily is more important than running fast.