#数字资产动态追踪 Do you really want to make a living through trading? Then listen to these experiences earned through hard work and blood.

Ten iron rules of trading, every word a gem:

1. If a strong coin drops for 9 consecutive days at high levels, it’s mostly oversold. It’s worth keeping an eye on, but don’t be reckless and try to bottom fish.

2. Any coin that rises for two days in a row should be reduced in position. The market can’t keep pushing upward infinitely; pullbacks are a regular occurrence.

3. A single-day surge of over 7%? The next day usually has inertia to push higher. You can hold on, but don’t chase the rally.

4. When a "star coin" has risen too far, don’t chase it. Be patient and wait for a full correction and a clear support level before considering entering.

5. No direction after six days of sideways movement? It indicates the market is ignored, and funds should flow into more active assets.

6. Buying in and losing money the next day, unable to recover yesterday’s cost—most likely the entry point was wrong. Cut losses decisively.

7. "Where there are three, there are five; where there are five, there are seven." The pattern of strong coins rising consecutively is like this. A correction after two days of rise can be a good entry point, but the fifth day often hides short-term risks.

8. Volume and price are hard indicators. A volume breakout at low levels signals a potential explosion; high volume at high levels with stagnation indicates it’s time to run. Volume ratio K-lines tell the truth better.

9. Only play the uptrend. Use the 3-day moving average for short-term rhythm, the 30-day for mid-term swings, and only consider long-term positions when the 120-day is stable. Going against the trend is asking for trouble.

10. For small funds to turn around, three core things: get the method right, keep a steady mindset, and execute strictly. Plus, have enough patience to wait for high-probability opportunities.

My approach is actually very straightforward: clear out without a definite pattern, only act once you see through it. Achieving eight-figure growth in a year and high win rates over five years boils down to repeating these simple rules to the extreme.

The market is never short of opportunities; what’s lacking are prepared and disciplined people. If you’re still fumbling in the dark, I’ll hand you this lamp, but don’t waste it.