#数字资产市场洞察 has been involved in encryption trading for seven years, witnessing many people failing in the Bear Market, as well as some who turned their fortunes around in the market. Let's discuss how, if the capital is not much (within 100,000), one can survive longer and earn more steadily in this market.

Many beginners want to go all in on currencies like $VOXEL. But the reality is that small funds don't need to play this way. Capturing a decent main rally once a year is enough to be satisfied; what do you rely on for the rest of the time? Rely on waiting—this is worth more than anything.

**The ceiling of cognition is the harshest**. You've heard this before, right? Your earnings are forever limited by your cognition. That's why many people lose from the start by not practicing their mindset on a simulated account. A simulated account allows you to make a hundred mistakes, but in a real account, you only have this one opportunity; if you mess it up, you might be on the sidelines for the entire cycle.

The moment good news comes out is actually the most dangerous. If the market doesn't surge on the day of the good news, sell on the next day's opening high - this isn't greed, it's a matter of survival. Most people who have been brainwashed by the rhetoric of "long-term optimism on good news" are largely on the list of being stuck.

Before the holidays, one must be vigilant; it's not superstition, but a repetition of history. Reducing positions or even going to cash during the holidays may sound conservative, but in reality, it is protecting the principal. As long as the principal is alive, opportunities will always be alive.

The essence of medium to long-term operations can be summed up in six words: **retain cash, roll over operations**. Don't think you can fully grasp the entire market trend in one go; that's something only the big players can do. Retail investors should sell some at high points and buy some at low points, making a profit on the price differences each round.

**What to look for in short-term trading?** Only focus on cryptocurrencies with active trading volume and significant volatility. Avoid inactive cryptocurrencies, as they can be burdensome to hold and may wear down your mentality.

The pace of decline is crucial. A slow and steady drop can be exhausting until it collapses, but if it's a rapid decline, the rebound often comes quickly and fiercely. This is why it's important to pay attention to candlestick charts and understand market rhythms.

If you buy wrong, you must accept it. Cut your losses at the first moment, it's not giving up, but leaving ammunition for the next opportunity. As long as the principal is still in the account, there is always a chance to turn things around.

Short-term traders can find many good entry and exit points by using 15-minute candlesticks combined with the KDJ indicator. You don’t need any complex techniques; mastering one or two methods deeply is enough.

These ten points are the tuition paid in real money. Avoiding a few pitfalls saves money in your pocket. The road in the encryption market is long, and surviving is the first step.