In the crypto market, going from a small amount of funds to a scale of millions may seem unattainable, but there are traceable paths. Over the years, I have encountered many cases of traders and summarized some solid experiences and insights to share with everyone today.

First, it's the logic of capital management. When you only have 100,000 to 1,000,000, never be greedy thinking about holding positions and making money every day. The reality is, being able to catch a real big market move once a day is already quite good. You need to learn to give up those ambiguous opportunities.

The operations after the appearance of favorable news are also very crucial. If there is no selling on the same day, one must decisively sell when the market opens high the next day. This is a common routine in the market—once favorable news is announced, it often marks the time when the peak occurs, and thinking about holding on for a higher price is often in vain. During moments such as news events, major occurrences, and the night before holidays, one must be prepared in advance to reduce positions or go to cash, and only follow the trend when the situation becomes clearer.

The operational logic for medium to long-term and short-term trading is completely different. For medium to long-term trades, one should use light positions, leaving enough room for adjustments, as jumping in with heavy positions can easily lead to losses. In contrast, short-term trading emphasizes quick entries and exits, entering the market at the right moment with a single click, and immediately withdrawing if the market does not meet expectations.

From a technical perspective, short-term trading requires close attention to the 15-minute candlestick chart. The KDJ indicator can help you accurately identify entry points, which is a standard tool for many traders. But more importantly— you need to follow the rhythm of the market; sometimes the market moves as slowly as a snail, and other times it moves as fast as lightning. Blindly acting on your own ideas is usually the beginning of losses.

When the direction judgment is wrong, stop-loss is the only choice. Don't stubbornly hold on expecting a reversal; timely stop-loss is about protecting your own capital. Lastly, and most importantly—mindset. The crypto market is highly volatile, with fluctuations being common. Only those who can remain calm and stick to their strategies in such an environment have the potential to become long-term winners.