Today, I want to share with you ten practical lessons I’ve learned along the way—through pitfalls, failed positions, and bloodshed—on my journey to financial freedom.

1. If your principal isn’t large (for example, under 20,000), don’t always think about full positions. One major upward wave per year is enough. Before the market arrives, patience is your strongest weapon.
2. People will never earn more than their level of understanding. Before trading with real money, practice with a demo account to build your mindset and courage. A demo allows unlimited failures, but one big mistake in real trading could mean the end.
3. Remember: good news turning into reality is actually a warning sign. If a major positive development isn’t announced on the day it occurs, and the price opens higher the next day, it’s advisable to sell promptly; otherwise, you risk getting trapped.
4. Be especially cautious during holidays. History repeatedly shows that reducing or even completely clearing your positions before holidays is wise—“markets tend to fall during holidays” is not just a saying.
5. The essence of medium- and long-term investing is maintaining enough cash, selling high, buying low, and rolling over positions. Don’t always think about riding a single wave to the end—that’s a game for big players, not retail investors’ dreams.
6. For short-term trading, choose coins with active trading volume and volatile charts. Don’t touch inactive ones—they waste your time and drain your mental energy.
7. If the market is slowly declining, rebounds can be frustrating; but if the decline accelerates, rebounds often come back faster. Timing is crucial.
8. If you make a wrong move, admit it and cut losses immediately. As long as your principal remains, opportunities are always there—that’s the key to survival.
9. For short-term trading, watch 15-minute K-line charts and combine with the KDJ indicator. They can help you find many golden buy and sell points.
10. There are countless technical methods for trading cryptocurrencies, but you don’t need to master them all. Focus on one or two and perfect them—practice until you reach the extreme.
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Each of these ten lessons is a lesson I’ve learned the hard way, trading with real money. Avoiding unnecessary detours is itself a way to make money.
Honestly: sharing with others is better than enjoying alone. It’s hard to achieve great things in the crypto world alone; cooperation and win-win are the long-term strategies. Brothers, feel free to reach out to me for交流, and let’s make steady profits without getting wrecked!