If you've been in the crypto world for a year and haven't made $100,000 USD, it's probably not bad luck—it's because you're using the wrong approach. I've been in this space for eight years, starting from a few ten-thousand dollars and growing to over thirty million. I've seen people get rich quickly and others go to zero. The last survivors all understand one thing: in crypto, it's not about who has the biggest guts, but who can survive the longest. These ten tips aren't secret tricks, but they can help you avoid many pitfalls.

1. Don't mess around with less than $100,000 USD. The real thing that changes your account is a major bull run—catch it once a year is enough. Daily trading mostly just pays the exchange.
2. If you can't make money beyond your understanding, don't force it. Don't jump into new trends without understanding. Beginners can practice with demo accounts first. Once your mindset is stable, then go real.
3. When good news doesn't cause a rise, run. If there's no movement on good news that day, and the next day opens high, exit quickly. Many good news events are actually traps set by big players for retail investors.
4. Reduce your positions before holidays. Liquidity drops, and the market tends to weaken. Cutting some positions early is more reliable than holding through.
5. For medium- and long-term trading, keep some cash. When prices go up, reduce positions; when they fall, buy back. Rolling with the market is more stable than holding stubbornly.
6. For short-term trading, focus on volume and chart patterns. Only trade active, volatile coins. Avoid dead coins—they're easy to get stuck in and hard to exit.
7. Remember this rule: slow declines mean slow rebounds; sharp drops mean quick rebounds. Only buy during dips, not during prolonged downtrends.
8. If you buy wrong, admit it and exit quickly. Holding on stubbornly only deepens losses. Stop-loss isn't shameful; holding to zero is.
9. For short-term trades, look at 15-minute K-line charts combined with KDJ indicator to find buy and sell points. It's more reliable than impulsive decisions.
10. Don't overcomplicate your technical analysis. Master two or three methods thoroughly. The crypto space never lacks opportunities; what’s missing is the ability to survive until those opportunities come. Protect your principal, stay calm, and when the next market cycle arrives, you'll be ready to sit at the table.

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