Why can some people turn 5000U into 500kU, while others lose 500kU down to 5000U?$BTC The difference is not in skill, but in having rules.

Many people enter the crypto space looking for a 'get-rich-quick code', chasing hot trends today, going all-in on altcoins tomorrow, getting lucky twice, then losing it all on the last trade.
Those who can truly grow their money never rely on going all-in; they rely on a few simple rules below.
$M For a strong coin that drops for 7-9 consecutive days, don't be afraid. After a gradual decline, suddenly shrinking volume often means the main force is shaking out people. Try a small position, easy to catch the subsequent gains.
After two consecutive days of gains, sell half first. If you're unwilling to sell, the market will sell for you. Take profits first, then go for the rest.
$LAB Don't chase coins that skyrocket. If it jumps 7 or 8 points in a day, you're catching the last wave. Wait until the next day it can stabilize and continue to increase volume, that's when it's truly strong.
If it doesn't move for three days, switch directly. Holding a dead coin while watching others feast is the biggest waste.
If you lose 5%, you must exit. Don't add to the position, don't gamble on it coming back. If you can't bear to lose 5% today, the market will make you lose 50% later.
Volume increase at low levels can be watched, volume increase at high levels must be run. Volume increase at the bottom means someone is accumulating, volume increase at the top means someone is dumping.
In the end, those who can make money in crypto are not the smartest, but those who best follow the rules.
When others are emotional, stay in cash; when others go all-in, leave a way out. I went from a few thousand U to where I am now, not by luck, but because surviving is more important than earning fast.
If you're still chasing rises and selling on dips, or don't know how to judge entry and exit points, come and talk to me.
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