After being in the crypto space for a while, you'll find out.

$ARPA Most people lose money due to one flaw: when the candlestick turns bullish, they panic and jump in like they're missing out on a fortune, only to end up holding the bag.
$MAGMA I used to be the same, staring at charts more diligently than going to work, until my account shrank and I woke up: a profitable system isn't always the smartest one.
Later, I streamlined my operations into six iron rules—nothing fancy, but they work:
First: Only trade coins on the gainers list; avoid obscure ones. If capital isn't flowing there, you'll just be fuel.
Second: Don't act unless the monthly MACD has a golden cross. Stop fantasizing about oversold rebounds—some coins are just trading time for zero.
Third: The 70-day moving average is your lifeline. Only consider adding positions if it holds on a pullback. If a big bear candle breaks it, don't ask why—just exit first.
Fourth: You must leave when the line breaks; don't get emotionally attached to your position. If you're still putting on a drama saying "hold on a little longer" when the signal is given, a small loss will turn into a deep trap.
Fifth: Take profits decisively. Lock in half your profits when it's up 30%, take another half at 50%, and let the market run with the rest—no rollercoaster rides.
Sixth: Lifeline rule: Once the 70-day line is broken, exit immediately! No fantasies, no averaging down. Break it once, and all your previous gains will be wiped out.
These rules are boring, but those who survive long in crypto are never the experts catching daily limit-ups, but the "honest folks" who can control their hands.
If you're still chasing pumps and panic-selling, don't blame the market for being cruel—maybe your rules are too complex for even yourself to follow.
I used to stumble alone in the dark, but now the light is in my hands, and it stays on. Are you following or not?
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