#数字货币市场洞察 After years of navigating the crypto market, from getting liquidated to achieving stable profits, I’ve summed up a few survival rules.

This set of methods took me from sleepless nights to now earning an annualized return of over 50%. There’s no profound theory here—just foolproof strategies tested through real trading.

**Rule 1: Self-control is the primary productivity**
If I don’t understand the market, I stay out. I only trade strategies I’ve repeatedly simulated. At other times, I’d rather scroll through short videos than open a position. It’s like fishing—if the fish aren’t biting, just reel in and wait.

**Rule 2: The night session is more honest**
During the day, news is everywhere—truth and rumors are hard to tell apart. After 9 PM, market sentiment settles, and price movements more accurately reflect supply and demand. Making decisions at this time means far less interference from noise.

**Rule 3: Taking profit isn’t cowardly**
Made 1,000 USDT? Withdraw 300 first. Play with the rest—if you lose, it doesn’t hurt. I’ve seen too many accounts go from “supercar” to “e-bike”—unrealized gains are just numbers on a screen if you don’t cash out.

**Rule 4: Technical indicators as gatekeepers**
I always have a market app on my phone, and check three things before placing any order: MACD line cross direction, whether RSI is in an extreme zone (above 70 or below 30), and whether the Bollinger Bands are narrowing or expanding. Reading these together filters out most impulsive trades.

**Rule 5: Trailing stop-losses are a must**
If I’m at the computer, I use a “trailing stop-loss”: for every $100 the price goes up, I move the stop up $50—let profits run while locking some gains. Stepping out? Set a hard 5% stop-loss—no matter what black swan event happens, my capital is protected.

**Rule 6: Mandatory regular withdrawals**
Every Friday afternoon, I withdraw 30% of weekly profits no matter what. Earn 10,000, withdraw 3,000; earn 1,000, withdraw 300. Forced savings turns virtual gains into real cash.

**Rule 7: Timeframes dictate strategy**
For short-term opportunities, watch the 1-hour chart; if there are two consecutive bullish candles, consider entering. If the market is ranging, switch to the 4-hour chart and position near key support levels—your success rate will be much higher. Match different strategies to different timeframes.

**Rule 8: Don’t fall into these traps**
Never use more than 10x leverage; for beginners, 3x is enough for practice. Small-cap coins are too wild—nine out of ten times, you’re just getting fleeced. Limit yourself to 3 trades a day—overtrading just makes you a wage slave for the platform.

Remember this: slow is fast. The market will always be there, but your capital can’t survive a few fatal mistakes. Replace gambling with systematic thinking, and you’ll have a long life in this market.