#数字货币市场回升 Half a year ago, I had a fren whose account was about to run out. During that time, he watched the market every day, chasing the rise and playing people for suckers when it fell, his emotions were completely on edge. He sent me a message: "Can ordinary people still survive in this industry?"$ETH

I replied to him at the time: "It's not that there's no way out, it's that your strategy has problems." Later, I summarized the pitfalls I had experienced into a few points and threw them to him to try. Two months later, his account surprisingly stabilized, and he even made a small profit.
Now let's talk about these experiences:
**Don't be a hotness sucker**
The targets that everyone is shouting about are mostly when smart money is unloading. The real opportunities often arise during periods of a quiet market, low sentiment, and when no one is paying attention.
**Cash flow is more important than you think**
Even if the principal is not much, you have to leave 30% in cash. When the market pulls back, having ammunition to buy the dip is an advantage. If you go all in, when the adjustment comes, you can only stare helplessly.
**Liquidation is often not a misjudgment**
Most people lose everything not because they are headed in the wrong direction, but because they go all in and get wiped out. Never go all in!
A few small details about short-term trading:
When the market is sideways, don't get itchy hands, observing is the most worry-free.
After the big bearish candlestick triggers panic emotions, it is easier to find opportunities.
After a sharp fall, there is usually room for a rebound;
Don't enter the market all at once when building a position; entering in batches is more stable.
After a big rise, if it enters a sideways trend, remember to take profits in time.
These are not get-rich-quick schemes, but survival rules to keep you from dying halfway. Slowing down can actually make you faster. The crypto market won't close its doors just because your pace is slow, but it will give you a harsh lesson if you are too hasty.
Keep a steady pace to go further.