Steady wealth growth in the crypto world doesn't have to be complicated. These ten trading rules I’ve practiced over the years, as long as you remember and stick to them, will ensure a good success rate.
**Fundamental Judgment** A strong coin falling for nine consecutive days is often a bottom signal, and this is a good time to consider deploying. Conversely, if any coin rises for two days in a row, be alert—reducing your position moderately is wise. If a coin surges more than 7% in a single day, it’s best not to chase immediately the next day—this is a painful lesson.
**Tips for Choosing Coins** Coins that have been heavily pumped before must wait until they cool down completely before being worth re-evaluating. If a coin consolidates sideways for more than six days without any significant movement, it’s better to switch targets rather than wait idly. If a coin hasn’t recovered to break-even by the second day after entering, it’s safer to exit early—don’t count on a rebound.
**Short-term Trading Rhythm** When a strong coin is rising, there is indeed inertia, but experience tells me that by the fifth day, it’s usually time to take profits. Volume is the key—breakouts with increased volume at low levels are worth following, while volume surges at high levels with stagnant prices are dangerous signals—run quickly.
**The Most Core Survival Rule** Only chase coins trending upward; never catch falling knives. And most importantly: don’t treat trading as a full-time job, and never gamble with borrowed money—always use idle funds to participate.
These rules are all learned through paying tuition fees. The market’s specific performance is constantly evolving, but these underlying logics repeat themselves time and again.
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WalletWhisperer
· 6h ago
volume clustering at resistance levels tells you everything... watched this pattern repeat seventeen times already. the ninth-day reversal thesis checks out statistically, but honestly the real edge is reading what the whale wallets *aren't* doing on day two. anyone chasing that 7% pump is just feeding the accumulation phase, predictable behavior really.
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ChainComedian
· 6h ago
Daring to buy the dip after nine consecutive days of decline? I think you're about to pay tuition again, haha.
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HalfPositionRunner
· 6h ago
Down for nine consecutive days before taking action? Why am I always the unlucky one who gets hit with the final blow?
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rugdoc.eth
· 6h ago
It sounds good, but the key is to have mental preparation. Most people fail at Rule 5.
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MEVSandwichVictim
· 6h ago
It's easy to say, but in practice, it's truly against human nature... Do I really have to reduce my position after two consecutive days of gains? I always only remember when it hits the daily limit due to greed.
Steady wealth growth in the crypto world doesn't have to be complicated. These ten trading rules I’ve practiced over the years, as long as you remember and stick to them, will ensure a good success rate.
**Fundamental Judgment**
A strong coin falling for nine consecutive days is often a bottom signal, and this is a good time to consider deploying. Conversely, if any coin rises for two days in a row, be alert—reducing your position moderately is wise. If a coin surges more than 7% in a single day, it’s best not to chase immediately the next day—this is a painful lesson.
**Tips for Choosing Coins**
Coins that have been heavily pumped before must wait until they cool down completely before being worth re-evaluating. If a coin consolidates sideways for more than six days without any significant movement, it’s better to switch targets rather than wait idly. If a coin hasn’t recovered to break-even by the second day after entering, it’s safer to exit early—don’t count on a rebound.
**Short-term Trading Rhythm**
When a strong coin is rising, there is indeed inertia, but experience tells me that by the fifth day, it’s usually time to take profits. Volume is the key—breakouts with increased volume at low levels are worth following, while volume surges at high levels with stagnant prices are dangerous signals—run quickly.
**The Most Core Survival Rule**
Only chase coins trending upward; never catch falling knives. And most importantly: don’t treat trading as a full-time job, and never gamble with borrowed money—always use idle funds to participate.
These rules are all learned through paying tuition fees. The market’s specific performance is constantly evolving, but these underlying logics repeat themselves time and again.