#数字货币市场洞察 Over the years of hustling in the cryptocurrency market, I've summarized a few ironclad rules that have helped me survive longer:

If a strong coin has dropped for more than 9 consecutive days from its peak, that's when you can consider entering. But if a coin has risen for two days in a row, don't get greedy—reduce your position if you need to. If a coin surges over 7% in a single day and is still rising the next day, hold and observe; don't rush to act.

📉 For strong coins that haven't completed their pullback, I never preemptively buy in—I'd rather miss out than take unnecessary risks. If a coin moves sideways for three consecutive days, give it another three days. If it's still stagnant, switch to another. If it can't recover the previous day's losses by the next day, exit decisively—protecting your principal is paramount.

There's an interesting pattern on the rankings: after the top three, the fifth place often shows up, and after the fifth, the seventh is likely to appear. For coins that have risen two days in a row, wait for a pullback—day five is usually a good selling point.

📊 Trading volume is like a thermometer. Pay attention to breakouts with high volume at low prices; be cautious if there's high volume at the top but no price increase. I only trade coins in an uptrend—the 3-day, 30-day, and 80-day moving averages can help you judge when to enter.

💰 Having a small amount of capital isn't the problem—the key is to have a clear strategy, a stable mindset, and a commitment to continuous learning. Opportunities are always reserved for those who are prepared.