If you want to survive and thrive in the crypto market, relying on luck alone won't cut it. Over the years of navigating the crypto world, I’ve summarized a set of survival rules to share with you today.



First, understanding the market situation is always more valuable than blindly busying yourself. True trading experts know what strategic rest means — holding no position is also a skill. During a bear market, never get impulsive and try to buy the dip; the lower the price, the bigger the trap. Until the trend reverses, holding onto your chips will only deepen your losses. Instead of frequent trading, it’s better to observe calmly and save your strength for real opportunities.

When the bull market arrives, it’s a different story. Small fluctuations are not worth selling for; as long as the trend is intact, hold firmly. Only when clear reversal signals appear should you consider exiting. That way, you can fully enjoy the benefits of the main upward wave.

Everyone talks about "buy low, sell high," but the real challenge is in execution. The core secret is patience and discipline — waiting for the best moment and not being swayed by daily market noise.

The most crucial point: follow the footsteps of big funds and don’t get caught up in retail investor emotions. The market is driven by institutions and major players. Understanding their rhythm allows you to ride the wave. No matter how perfect the technical analysis or how good the fundamentals, they can’t override the power of the overall trend. Going with the flow is the key to survival; fighting against the trend will only lead to being harvested.

Pay attention to the timing of bad news. When bad news appears at the top, it’s often a signal to sell off, and you should exit decisively. But if bad news occurs at the bottom, it could be an opportunity to position yourself, so consider it cautiously.

When you make money, you must know how to lock in profits. Many people's tragedy is that they can’t bear to convert profits into cash, and in the end, they give everything back. Protecting profits and safeguarding your capital are the secrets to long-term survival in this market.

Asset allocation also matters. Before a bull market, holding a moderate amount of leading assets like Bitcoin can prevent missing out. Lastly, the most taboo thing in crypto is going it alone. Having a reliable community, access to timely first-hand information, and keeping up with industry trends can help you avoid many pitfalls.
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DogeBachelorvip
· 01-12 08:51
Going completely flat is truly an art form; it's much more tasteful than the reckless trading I did two years ago. That's a very honest point, but retail investors are still easily exploited by big funds. The saying "lock in profits" really hit home for me; I've already given back all the gains I made before. Being in the right circle is indeed important; information asymmetry is everything. Bottom fishing in a bear market is the easiest way to get wrecked—I have the painful lessons to prove it. The summary is good, but executing it is just too difficult. In the face of major trends, individual analysis really is useless.
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PensionDestroyervip
· 01-12 08:44
No matter how beautifully you say it, it’s useless; the key is still execution. --- Holding a vacant position is truly a skill, but most people simply can't do it. --- A true opportunity is when the bottom is bearish; those who understand this thoroughly are making a fortune. --- That last sentence really hit home; going solo is indeed easy to get cut. --- Taking profits sounds easy, but when your hands tremble, you forget everything. --- Following the big funds is the way, but the problem is, how do we know where they are? --- Holding through a bull market is really the hardest, you need to have strong mental resilience. --- The pitfall of bottom-fishing in a bear market is indeed deep; I've seen too many people get wrecked. --- The saying "trend is king" is correct; those who go against it all end up as chives. --- Proper asset allocation can indeed help avoid many risks.
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