In the world of cryptocurrencies, it’s both simple and not simple, difficult yet not too difficult. The key is whether you can remain calm when emotions are the most chaotic.

I remember the year LUNA crashed, I was trapped alongside an old mentor. While drinking, he said something that has benefited me ever since: “The market is not that mysterious; as long as you can keep your emotions steady, it will eventually give you money.”

The more I thought about it, the clearer it became— the biggest enemy in the crypto world is not the market, but human nature.

In a bull market, everyone is a prophet; when it drops, everyone becomes a deserter. Most people lose money not because they can’t operate, but because they are led by greed and fear.

I have come from a novice to where I am today, relying entirely on a trading logic that I have tested countless times. It’s not complicated, but it’s useful:

1. Enter the market steadily

Don’t rush in just because the coin is rising; the real opportunity is when the market is cold. Familiarize yourself with the rhythm using a small position; it’s a hundred times better than blindly going all in.

2. Endure sideways markets

Staying low for a long time often indicates accumulation; staying high for too long usually means a reversal. Low sideways attracts buying, high sideways is for selling; this is the most basic rule of survival.

3. Run during highs, dare to buy during drops

Chasing after a high can only mean you’re catching the falling knife; a sharp drop might actually be an opportunity, but you need to consider the structure and support; don’t rush in blindly.

4. Buy on down days, sell on up days

This is the hardest to execute because most people always go against it. They panic when they see green and get greedy when they see red.

5. Buy early on drops, sell on midday rises

It doesn’t work every time, but in the medium to short term, this rhythm can save you countless times.

Later, I understood that a master is not someone who trades frequently, but someone who makes decisive moves when necessary and remains inactive when it’s time to wait.

You don’t need to think too much when looking at charts; a single candlestick and a volume bar can help you judge direction. These operations are actually the result of experience gained through endurance.

When the market rises, you don’t dare to enter; when it falls, you don’t dare to average down; when you make a profit, you can’t bear to leave; when you’re losing, you don’t dare to cut losses—if these emotions don’t change, you can’t hold onto any profit, no matter how much you make.

A set of correct methods + stable execution is far better than you being busy alone! If you want to turn things around, you better catch up.

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