#美联储联邦公开市场委员会决议 From five digits to seven digits, it seems far away, but in reality it depends on whether a few ironclad rules can be truly implemented.

**Focus and Restraint: The Survival Rules of Short-Term Trading**

Don’t listen to flowery words, only watch the top ten mainstream coins. When a hot topic comes, MACD golden cross combined with Bollinger Bands opening up—the most volatile one is the target. But what about position sizing? Divide into 5 parts, only move one part at a time. Always reserve 50% cash; only fire when opportunities arrive. The limit is three trades per day; exceeding that should make you reflect on whether you are trading or gambling.

Cut losses at 30% immediately—this is not failure, it’s proof of staying alive. Those who keep adding to their position often end up on the “liquidation list.” Enter and exit quickly; don’t get emotionally attached to candlesticks. Follow the trend with the mainstream; small altcoins can wipe out your capital.

**The Invisible Rules of Market Rhythm**

A continuous decline during the day in the domestic market may be a bottoming opportunity, but foreign traders’ pump actions after 9:30 PM often destroy earlier gains. Volume shrinking but prices still rising, volume shrinking but prices still falling—this is not mysticism, but the result of capital game theory. Usually, good news causes sharp rises before realization, but then falls upon landing—the market manipulator's script is so predictable.

Deeper needle insertion means clearer reverse signals. Your emotions are tools for the market makers: when heavily invested, you get added to the list; after stop-loss, prices plummet; when about to be stopped out, a little more and they dump; after taking profits, the price takes off. This is not coincidence, but a combination of probability and psychology. When you have no cash, every coin seems to go up—it’s just to lure you in and then cut your throat.

**Awareness Determines the Way Out**

Over 80% of market volatility is manipulated by large funds; retail traders rely on courage and luck and will eventually be forced out. The remaining 10% who survive rely on reactive strategies: when the big players stay still, you don’t move; when they move, you follow. That’s the difference between patience, resolve, and timing.

Do you want to be a lifetime victim of being liquidated, or do you want to understand the market’s operational logic? Once you understand, start by strictly following these rules.