If you really want to turn your fortune around by trading crypto, I’ll only say these things to people who are on the same path.

I got into this industry with one obsession: using the K-line chart to make a living. In the blink of an eye, eight years have passed—I’ve blown up accounts and also held through trades, and in the end I ground my win rate up to over 80%. My account went from tens of thousands to the ten-million level. These 10 rules are all earned through losses and wins I paid for with blood and sweat. Take a close look—if you do it right, you can avoid three years of detours.

1. When a strong coin suddenly dumps, don’t panic and follow—often the main force borrows the pullback to shake out retail. Wait patiently for the selling to dry up and for price to stabilize on lower volume; it’s often the launch point for the second wave.
2. When you get a big bullish candle, remember to take profit in batches—floating gains aren’t real profits. Only the amount transferred into your wallet counts. Every time, I take at least 30% off the table.
3. If it surges too hard in the short term, never chase—wait for it to retrace to a key moving average or the prior high support, confirm it hasn’t broken, then enter. The safety buffer is much thicker.
4. In the main uptrend, only buy the pullback entries—emotionally chasing pumps 10 times, you lose 9. When it pulls back to the vicinity of the trendline and you place orders there, your win rate is actually the highest.
5. If it goes sideways for more than two weeks, decisively switch to a different target—time cost is also money. Sticking around in a deadlock wastes time; it’s better to rotate into a more active asset so capital can keep moving.
6. If the original reason you bought it changes, leave immediately—for example, fundamentals turn bearish, or the sector cools down. Don’t hold on with “maybe it will bounce” and trick yourself.
7. The hotter a rising coin is, the more you must watch price and volume closely—after the gain exceeds 50%, every bullish candle is risk accumulating. Using a moving take-profit is best.
8. Trading volume is the only indicator that never lies—break out of the range with volume from the bottom: boldly try a position. But in the high end, if it puts out volume yet doesn’t make new highs, it’s usually distribution.
9. View the trend in three layers: for short-term, look at the 15-minute and 1-hour charts; for mid-term, look at the 20-day and 60-day moving average alignment; for long-term, look at the weekly bull-bear boundary. Only when all three line up do you go heavy.
10. The secret to turning things around with small capital—it's not risking everything on one hand, but using fixed position sizing, fixed stop-loss, and fixed review. Make every trade a standardized action.

The fattiest meat in the crypto world is always left for people who can endure loneliness and keep their hands in check.
I’ve seen too many people go to zero overnight, and I’ve also seen a few people achieve financial freedom in five years—the difference isn’t luck, it’s discipline.
Whether you save these 10 rules or copy them down, what matters is executing them for real, with real trades.
May you and I both survive the volatility, then slowly get richer.
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