A few months ago, a friend in the crypto circle faced a setback and nearly liquidated his holdings. He was constantly chasing gains and selling off in panic, his mindset completely collapsing. He came to ask me, “Bro, are there still opportunities suitable for ordinary people to make a fortune in the crypto world?”\n\nI told him, “Opportunities have never disappeared; you are just too eager for quick results.”\n\n$DF\nLater, I shared with him some practical experience I had accumulated. After he followed my advice, his account curve gradually stabilized. Today, I also want to share these insights with you, hoping to help you avoid those deadly detours in the crypto world:\n\nAbout Mindset: The Underlying Logic of Trading\n\n1. Reject chasing gains and panic selling\nThe moment market hotspots erupt is often when the main funds finish distributing their holdings; the real good opportunities for layout are usually hidden during market sentiment lows and when no one is paying attention.\n2. Firmly avoid full-position entry\nEven if your capital is small, always keep at least 30% in cash. When the market undergoes deep correction, sufficient cash flow is your confidence to buy the dip and add positions, rather than passively watching your assets shrink helplessly.\n3. Position management is the lifeline\nMost traders lose not because of incorrect trend judgment, but because a full-position operation triggers liquidation, completely losing the chance to turn things around. Remember: never go all-in with leverage, and never blindly gamble on a single coin.\n\nAbout Operations: Survival Rules for Practical Trading\n\n- During sideways consolidation, watching more and trading less is the best solution; reckless frequent trading only increases transaction fees.\n- After a large bearish candle causes panic selling, there are often hidden opportunities for oversold rebounds.\n- At the end of a trend-based sharp decline, consider a phased position-building strategy; avoid heavy single-entry bottom-fishing.\n- After a significant rise, entering a sideways consolidation phase, decisively take profits and lock in gains; greed is the enemy of trading.\n\nThis is not some foolproof secret to guaranteed profits, but the underlying logic that allows you to survive and wait in the brutal game of the crypto circle. The crypto world will never close its doors because you are slow, but it will always teach you a painful lesson in risk because of your impatience and greed.