#美国终止政府关闭 In the crypto world for eight years, I have整理出 the checklist that I must go through before entering a position.

These are not profound theories, just hard truths summarized after suffering several significant losses. Sharing them, if you can apply a few, it can at least help your account survive a few more rounds of bull and bear markets.

**Rule 1: Focus on the 30-minute chart, don't just look at the daily K-line**
Many people think that if the daily line hasn't broken, it's safe. But looking at the 30-minute chart, the structure has already changed. Those daily candlesticks with long upper shadows may be forming a reversal pattern in the short term. If there's a direct bullish candlestick the next day, it's basically a signal given by the smaller time frame first. If you want to trade short-term, you need to align the smaller time frame with the overall market direction.

**Rule 2: Leave the market when the structure is disrupted**
Once the trend is broken and the rhythm becomes chaotic, no matter how you operate, it will often be wrong. The market won't wait for you to understand; going with the flow is the way to succeed.

**Article 3: Don't force it without hotspots**
For coins that have a cold theme, low attention, and poor liquidity, no matter how beautiful the technical shape is, it is useless. Short-term trading must follow the money and the topics.

**Article 4: Do not enter positions not planned**
Entering impulsively is basically just giving away money. No matter how tempting the market is, if it's not in your plan, just take a look.

**Article 5: Others' opinions are for reference only**
Don't fully trust anyone's analysis, including that of big influencers. In the end, you are the one who bears the losses, so you must keep the decision-making power in your hands.

**Article 6: Direction is more important than coin type**
First, determine whether the overall direction is correct, then choose specific targets. If the direction is correct, everything will go smoothly; if the direction is wrong, no matter how hard you try, it will be an uphill battle.

**Article 7: Only buy what is rising, don't try to catch the bottom**
Always thinking "it should rebound here", but the longer I wait, the deeper I get trapped. Prices always move along the path of least resistance; entering during an upward trend is the way to go with the flow, saving effort, and increasing the chance of success.

**Article 8: Must be in Cash Position after Big Profits and Losses**
Whether I made a fortune or suffered losses, the state of mind is not right. Stop and review, figure out how the money was made and how it was lost. Through my years of validation, after a big fluctuation, I first enter a position and calm down, and then the accuracy of my decisions can directly increase by ninety percent.

These eight points are not mysterious at all; they are the survival rules taught to me by the market. If you really want to survive a bit longer in this market, I suggest you save them and review them repeatedly.