#数字资产市场洞察 Have you been trading for over a year without seeing any profits? Perhaps your methodology is incorrect. I've been navigating this space for seven years, with cumulative profits exceeding 50 million. Today, I want to share ten insights derived from the pitfalls I've encountered, the positions I've blown, and the times I've played people for suckers.

**First rule: Don't be greedy with small capital**

If it's just 100,000 yuan, then don't even think about going all in. If you can catch a main upward wave in a year, then you've basically won. When the market hasn't come, patience is actually your strongest card.

**Article 2: Cognition is the Ceiling**

Never think about making money beyond your understanding. Before trading with real accounts, first master the simulation account, which is used to adjust your mentality and courage. A simulated environment allows you to fail countless times, but a single major defeat in a real account could lead to complete exit.

**Article 3: Positive news can be dangerous**

This is a classic trap. If there is no surge on the day a major positive news is announced, and the next day it opens high, I recommend taking action immediately, otherwise, it is easy to get stuck at the top.

**Article 4: Must liquidate before the holiday**

History has too many lessons. Reducing positions or even going completely to cash before the holiday is a prudent approach; the saying "the market must fall during the holiday" is not a joke.

**Article 5: Core Logic of the Medium to Long Term**

The key is to keep enough cash on hand, then sell at high points and buy at low points, rotating repeatedly. Don't dream of buying once and eating through the whole process; that's a game only the big players can play. It's too naive for retail investors to think that way.

**Article 6: Short-term trading must select active assets**

The trading volume should be strong, and the candlesticks should be lively; only then is the coin worth watching. Avoid inactive varieties, as they waste time and continually pull on your mindset.

**Article 7: The rhythm of the decline is crucial**

In a slowly declining market, rebounds tend to be sluggish; however, if the downward trend accelerates, rebounds often come quickly. Hitting this rhythm accurately can save a lot of waiting pain.

**Article 8: Cut losses if you buy incorrectly**

Admit mistakes and take responsibility immediately, cut losses at the first opportunity. As long as the principal is still alive, the opportunity will always be there—this is the fundamental way to survive in this circle.

**Article 9: Short-term view on 15-minute level**

If you are watching the market, make sure to look at the K-line patterns for an additional 15 minutes, and combine them with indicators like KDJ, which can help you discover many good buy and sell points.

**Article 10: Specialization is stronger than anything else**

There are many trading methods, but you don't need to master them all. Understanding one or two thoroughly is enough, and then practice those one or two to perfection.

Each of these ten points is an experience earned with real money. Taking a few fewer detours essentially means making money for yourself. Friends who are exploring in confusion might as well calm down and compare themselves to these points to improve their trading system. Lastly, it's worth mentioning that in this industry, longevity often values winning rates and capital management more than predicting market trends. $ZEC $AAVE