To survive in the crypto world, it's not about the myth of getting rich overnight, but about staying clear-headed after being hit.

I used to chase gains and sell on dips, often getting trapped in the middle of a move or cutting at dawn. Only after being lessons from the market do I understand:
After a decline lasting more than a week, don’t rush to buy the bottom; after two days of continuous rise, take profits; if it rises more than 7% in a day, don’t touch it the next day.
If there's no movement after three days of sideways trading, it’s probably just a continuation of the wait—time is more valuable than money.
If you don’t make a profit after one day of buying, consider exiting. In terms of rhythm: buy low after a rise, take profits on the fifth day.
A volume breakout at a low level is an opportunity; a volume surge at a high level with stagnation is a risk. Only follow an upward trend—look at sentiment over 3 days, rhythm over 30 days, the main upward wave over 80 days, and decide whether to stay or leave over 120 days. Trends that shouldn’t be touched, no matter how hot, should be avoided.

For small funds to survive, it’s not about grabbing every opportunity but about avoiding every trap. Don’t be greedy, don’t panic, don’t compare yourself to others.
The market never mistreats disciplined people; it only punishes those who are disobedient.
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