First, don't chase small profits or hold onto big losses.

Many people rush to exit after earning a tiny profit, missing the real market opportunity;
but once they suffer a loss, they stubbornly hold on and endure,
ultimately ending up liquidating their positions in a blow-up.
The correct approach is to trade with small positions to test the waters,
let profits run when the direction is right,
and if wrong, it won't cause serious harm.

Second, only focus on mainstream coins that have bottomed out,
and avoid chasing hype and gimmicks.
Coins that rely on concepts and storytelling may be popular for a moment,
but cool down even faster.
He only concentrates on mainstream coins that have reached their bottom and are beginning to steadily recover,
entering with small positions, never blindly guessing the bottom.

Third, after the trend becomes clear, add to your position during pullbacks.
Don't insist on catching the bottom or blindly chasing highs;
as long as the trend is established,
every normal retracement is a good opportunity to add.

Fourth, take profits when the time is right and secure your gains.
After a rise, add half of the profit to your principal and withdraw it,
keeping the rest as zero-cost chips.
This way, you can hold with peace of mind,
without daily anxiety over retracements.

He speaks very practically:
no matter how much money you make,
if you haven't truly taken it into your hands, it's just paper wealth.
Many people enter the crypto world hoping to get rich overnight,
but in the end, it's hard even to survive.
Maintaining the right mindset is the most core confidence.