Having traded for over a year and still hovering around the 500,000 mark? The problem might not be the market, but the methodology. Sharing a few strategies that can truly change your results. If you haven't seen results in half a year, welcome to discuss.

**Logic of Selecting Coins**
Instead of frequent trading, it's better to save your bullets for confirmed opportunities. For funds under 200,000, focus on waiting for explosive potential targets like SUI. Once the main upward wave is confirmed, go all-in to capture 300%+ gains. The key is to learn to "do nothing" during the remaining time — the essence of stop-loss is disciplined abandonment of opportunities below expectations.

**From Simulation to Real Trading**
Losing 100 times in a simulated environment is not scary because there's no psychological pressure. But a big loss in real trading might make you quit. So first, practice the habits of "not greedy, timely stop-loss" until they become automatic in the simulation. This is not a technical issue but a mindset issue — true trading masters are masters of emotional management.

**Timing the Entry**
The day after good news is often the best selling point with a high open, don’t wait for continuous rise. Before major events like Spring Festival or rate hikes, the market often drops 90%, and avoiding black swan events by staying in cash can be more profitable than reckless trading.

**Position Structure**
For medium to long-term, keep 30% cash for rolling positions. Sell in batches when prices rise, buy in batches when prices fall. Holding onto losing positions is like giving your chips to the market maker. For short-term trading, focus on high-volume "monster coins" — only participate in targets with daily volatility over ±15%. Dead coins are not worth watching.

**Details of Price Action**
Never buy the dip during a downtrend, but a 30%+ crash can be an opportunity for a rebound, often recovering 20% the next day. Cut losses at 5%. It may seem aggressive, but it’s the only way to protect your capital — holding on stubbornly is equivalent to self-liquidation.

**Tool Selection**
Use 15-minute K-line charts combined with KDJ indicator to identify golden and death crosses. When key levels are reached, execute buy or sell orders. Even beginners can develop a professional decision-making process. But one last tip: don’t learn 100 complicated techniques. Master the "main upward wave rhythm + strict stop-loss," and that’s enough to last a lifetime.