Trading crypto for 10 years—lost 75% in the first four years—then figured out these 10 survival rules that help you avoid 10 years of detours:

1. Anti-human nature trades: The problem with retail investors losing big money is that when they lose, they stubbornly hold on; when they win, they immediately liquidate. The opposite strategy: when profit exceeds 15%, pull back 10% to take profit; when losses exceed 5%, cut losses decisively. Stick to the “make 10%, lose 5%” rule— even with a 50% win rate over 100 trades, you can still earn 800%.
2. Volume decides everything: A shrinking-volume breakout to a new high (volume capacity <50%) is the market maker controlling the position, so the probability of a rise is high; when a rally volume hasn’t exceeded the usual 1x, it most likely continues rising the next day; a pullback on low volume after breaking above the 20-day moving average is a golden buy point. $ZBT
3. Keep positions to 2-3 holdings: For small capital, holding too many coins makes positions messy, and averaging down in a weak market is a major taboo for retail investors. If you hold more than 5 and most are losing, cut immediately down to 2-3, prioritizing clearing the ones that broke below the 20-day moving average.
4. Master intraday volatility: In 24-hour trading, there’s no need to panic about an intraday big drop—often there will be rebound afterward; if it sharply pumps into the close, reduce position size, since the next day has a high probability of a pullback. Remember the mantra: “When it rises on shrinking volume, it keeps rising; when it falls on shrinking volume, it keeps falling; when rising stalls on rising volume, it’s topping; when it stops falling on shrinking volume, it’s bottoming; a massive urgent pump must pull back.”
5. The trend is king: For short-term trades, follow the 5-day moving average—if it breaks out with volume, follow through. For medium-to-long-term, watch the 20-day moving average—breakout to enter, breakdown to exit. You don’t need to predict when a trend forms; just follow the flow of capital.
6. Reverse-engulf strategy: After a strong coin has been surging consecutively and then explodes on the board (first bearish rejection), if it meets enough momentum (strong participation), a harsh first rejection (especially on the first down attempt), sufficiently high turnover (sufficiently high trading volume/turnover), and the next day opens flat or higher (opens flat or opens higher), with the pullback lasting ≤2 days, the probability of a reverse-engulf move is extremely high. $CRV
7. After making big money, force a cash-out (no positions): Consecutive wins can lead to overconfidence, so you need forced rest. Don’t greedily try to catch every opportunity, or you’ll end up with a wasted basket.
8. Stay calm in adversity: If trades go poorly, you must stay steady— the market’s final reward requires patience. When the profit effect is present, you can profit easily; when the loss effect is present, you lose easily—the key is dare to act and dare to stop. $THE
9. Don’t forget your original intention: Trading crypto is for breaking away from the ordinary; suffering is the ladder of growth—if you can endure, you can reach freedom.
10. Monetize your cognition: What’s hard about trading crypto is sustained learning and combining knowledge with action. Successful traders are a minority—their profits are built on the majority’s cognitive shortcomings. The crypto market isn’t short of opportunities—what’s missing is execution.
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