Having spent ten years in the crypto world and accumulated 60 million, it's not luck that’s behind it, but a proven operational system that withstands market tests. Someone asked about the origins and development; here are 10 rules summarized from these years to share, hoping to provide some reference for newcomers.



**Fund Management is the First Step**. If you have less than 200,000 in funds, the worst thing is to go all-in and rush recklessly. Instead of constantly messing around, wait for a genuine main upward wave to arrive—that’s the correct attitude to open up opportunities. Small funds require more patience and accumulation.

**Mental Preparation Comes First**. Many skip this step and go straight into live trading, only to be wiped out after a loss. Use demo accounts to train your mindset and discipline first; losing doesn’t hurt if you’re mentally prepared. This is the cheapest way to gain experience. Once mental resilience is built, use real money; your success rate will significantly improve.

**Be Cautious of Good News**. If a major positive announcement is made and you haven't sold, be sure to clear your positions immediately at the next day’s open. This isn’t being conservative; it’s a rule—good news often signals the start of a downturn once the initial hype fades. Missing this window can lead to big losses.

**Reduce Positions Before Holidays**. Start gradually reducing your holdings a week before holidays, or even go into vacation with no positions. The market tends to be volatile after holidays, often in a downward cycle. Exiting early isn’t cowardice; it’s respecting market规律.

**Long-term Operations Emphasize Rolling**. When holding medium-term positions, don’t sell everything at once; keep some reserve for rolling. Sell in parts during rallies, buy back in parts during dips. This locks in profits while maintaining flexibility, preventing being swayed by single market swings.

**Focus on Active Coins for Short-term Trading**. Only trade coins with high trading volume and active trends. Avoid dead coins. Coins with big swings offer more opportunities and volatility, making trading more efficient.

**Downward Pace Determines Rebound Speed**. Observe how fast the decline is to judge the strength of the rebound—fast drops often lead to quick rebounds, slow declines to slow rebounds. Grasp this rhythm to maximize profits during rebounds.

**Stop Loss Immediately When Making Mistakes**. Cut losses immediately if you’re on the wrong side; don’t hesitate or wait for a rebound. Protecting your principal is the top priority. Be decisive with stop-losses to survive longer in the market.

**Use 15-minute K-line for Short-term Trading**. Focus on the 15-minute chart for short-term operations, combined with indicators like KD and MACD to find buy and sell points. This helps accurately capture short-term volatility opportunities.

**Master One or Two Strategies**. Don’t try to learn and do everything. Master 1-2 methods thoroughly; this will lead to steady profits. Focus is the key to making money, while spreading yourself thin only reduces efficiency.

All these 10 rules have been validated in the market. To achieve stable profits in the crypto space, you need the right mindset, discipline, and strategy—none can be missing. Keep your mindset steady and focus on operations, and wealth will naturally follow.
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MainnetDelayedAgainvip
· 4h ago
Ten years, 60 million. According to the database, this gentleman's mindset training cycle is approximately 3,650 days. How many trading days have passed since the last "positive news is actually negative" conclusion? It is recommended to be included in the Guinness World Records.
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StakeWhisperervip
· 4h ago
That's right, small funds are afraid of reckless full positions; this is a bloody lesson. If you don't sell on the day of good news, there's an 80-90% chance you'll be trapped the next day. Everyone who has stepped on the pit understands. Holding onto coins during the holiday is really brave. Stop-loss testing your resolve the most; cutting losses is the hardest moment. For short-term trading, just look at the 15-minute chart; everything else is noise. Mastering one skill is enough; trying to do everything often results in nothing being done well. The logic that prices fall quickly and rebound quickly still makes some sense. Simulated trading really saves money; losing a hundred or two thousand is much cheaper. Rolling operations sound good—selling in batches and buying back in batches, steady. This set of strategies looks simple, but how many can stick with it?
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MetaverseLandladyvip
· 4h ago
That makes sense, but less than 10% of people can actually follow through. My biggest lesson is that in the early years I tried everything, but now I focus solely on one strategy, and making money has become more stable.
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