With just half a year, I managed to earn the down payment for a house in Xiamen. This is not some windfall from the sky, nor blind luck—it's purely because I found a stable, executable, and profitable trading method.

Many people ask me, why? Actually, there's nothing mysterious about it; it's about thoroughly understanding market rules and then executing them relentlessly. If you also want to achieve financial freedom through crypto trading, you must remember these 10 lessons—these are the blood and tears lessons I have repeatedly validated over my five-year trading career.

**Strong coins falling for 9 days in a row is a real opportunity**

Don't get scared when prices drop. Assets that decline for several days at high levels are often the best entry points. Most retail investors can't withstand the psychological pressure and will sell on the 5th day, but the real opportunity is for those who can endure. Strong coins like SOL often behave this way—falling more means you need to see through the trend clearly.

**After two days of gains, reduce your position**

Don’t gamble against the market. After two consecutive days of rise, take some profits and lock in gains. This is not greed, but respect for market rhythm. Many people fall into the trap of "waiting a bit longer for double" thinking.

**Be cautious if daily gains exceed 7%**

A seemingly strong increase is likely to continue the next day. But don’t rush to buy in; observe the rhythm before entering. For volatile coins like PEPE, it’s even more important to see the trend clearly.

**Don’t chase high on major bullish coins**

Confirm the correction has ended before entering, or you might get caught. Chasing highs often results in being trapped in a chain of positions—there’s no need to fight yourself.

**No movement after 3 days of sideways trading? Wait another 3 days**

If the price is stuck in one place, give it 3 more days to see if there’s any reaction. If still no response, decisively switch positions. Don’t waste time in the same spot; time cost is also a cost.

**If you can’t get back to your cost price the next day, exit**

Market is always changing, and procrastination is the biggest killer for retail investors. If there’s no sign of reversal, just leave. Don’t rely on miracles.

**There are patterns in the top gainers list**

Where there are three, there are five; where there are five, there might be seven—this is an invisible pattern in the gainers ranking. Two consecutive days of rise is a signal; the third day is often a good entry point, and by the fifth day, it’s usually time to consider selling. Learning to recognize this rhythm makes making money a game of probabilities.

**If you don’t understand volume and price, don’t trade**

A volume breakout at low levels is a real opportunity; high volume at high levels with stagnant prices indicates big funds are running. Understanding these signals is much more reliable than blindly guessing based on candlestick patterns.

**Only trade trending coins, stay away from weak ones**

Look at three cycles: 3-day moving average for short-term bullishness, 30-day for mid-term trend, 80-day for main upward wave, and 120-day to confirm major bottoms. Follow the big trend; it directly increases your win rate. Coins that keep falling without movement, no matter how cheap, should be avoided. Profitable trades always follow the trend.

**Small funds can also beat the market**

Having more money doesn’t guarantee profits. The key is: the right method, a stable mindset, decisive execution, and daring to act when opportunities come. My five years of maintaining over 90% win rate is simple—no trading without a pattern, only act when confirmed, and everything depends on execution.

Crypto trading isn’t about risking your life; it’s about compound interest + discipline + clarity. A good trading method can help you avoid detours and seize opportunities in your bull market.

If you’re interested, I can also help you develop a stable strategy tailored to your capital size and trading habits. The market is always there; the key is to find your own rhythm.