1. Core Principles of Short-Term Trading

1. Focus on the mainstream, don't be greedy: Only pay attention to the top 5 mainstream coins by trading volume each day, combining hot topics, news, MACD golden crosses, and BOLL opening signals to select operations with high volatility.
2. Position control is crucial: total funds are divided into 5 parts, using only 1 part (20%) at a time. Never fully invest all at once, with a maximum position not exceeding 50%, leaving half for opportunities.
3. Daily operations ≤ 3 times, control your hands! Refuse frequent trading.
4. No margin call for losses: If the price drops over 30% after entering, withdraw decisively, indicating that the timing was wrong.
5. Firm execution of stop-loss: close position unconditionally at -30%, refuse to hold positions, holding positions = zero.
6. Don't fall in love with K-lines: quick in and out, don't eat the tail, don't eat the head.
7. Trends are the key: only engage with the mainstream, avoid the knockoffs; go with the flow, not against it.

2. Cryptocurrency Survival Tips (recommended to memorize):

1. Don't panic about the big drop in the morning; there often is a rebound in the afternoon.
2. Reduce positions after a sharp rise in the afternoon, easy to pull back at night.
3. An increase in price with reduced volume will continue to rise, while a decrease in price with reduced volume has not yet completed its drop.
4. Good news leads to early gains, but as soon as it materializes, it becomes negative.
5. Domestic daytime declines can be a good opportunity to buy the dip, but at 9:30 PM, it is easy to be pumped.
6. The deeper the pin insertion, the stronger the signal - buy and sell based on the tip of the pin.
7. Heavy position = the liquidation list, the market maker is watching you.
8. The short position just hit the stop loss and then dropped, TRB is a classic script.
9. When quickly breaking even, stop the rebound, and never let you run easily.
10. Every time you take profit, it skyrockets, but the car is too heavy to pull?
11. You get so excited that you waterfall, your emotions are tightly controlled.
12. When you have no money, all currencies take off, and you FOMO in to take over.

Over 80% of the market is manipulated. In addition to controlling positions, one must learn to take the initiative—if the manipulators don’t move, I won’t move; wait for the right moment to act.
What trading relies on is not prediction, but patience, determination, and timing.
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