Trading crypto—if you really want to make a lifelong living from it, guts alone won't cut it. You need a set of rules earned through hard lessons.

The following are things I've refined over the years, piece by piece. Not a single word is exaggerated, but every word is effective.
$ZEC: When a strong coin drops for 8-9 consecutive days, don't panic. A rebound signal is often about to appear.
For a coin that has risen for two straight days, sell half first. Don't always try to catch the last bit.
If it surges more than 7% in a single day, it usually has a follow-through the next day, but don't chase it then.
For a truly big bull coin, wait for a pullback with shrinking volume to stabilize before entering—ten times safer than chasing highs.
If it consolidates sideways for three days with no movement, give it another three days. If still no improvement, switch out—don't waste time.
If you can't even get back your cost by the second day after entry, the direction might be wrong. Don't hesitate, exit first.
The gainers list has a pattern: a coin that rises for two consecutive days can be watched after a correction; day five is often a good sell point.
Volume is the lifeline: watch closely for a breakout on low-volume increase, and must exit when volume is high but price can't rise further.
$SOL: Only trade coins in an uptrend. For short-term, watch the 3-day line; mid-term, the 30-day line; main rally, the 80-day line; long-term, the 120-day line.
Before the trend is established, don't force it.
Small capital still has opportunities. Once you set the rules, stabilize your mindset, and execute strictly, you can still multiply it.
I never trade in a market I don't understand. It's that simple.
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