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#币圈# crypto world struggles and summarizes 8 practical rules.
Having navigated the crypto world for several years and witnessed countless cycles of rises and falls, I have distilled the lessons learned from blood and tears into these 8 practical maxims:
1. Morning market cleverly takes advantage of the situation
The morning session is the "bare-faced moment" of market sentiment: if there is a sharp drop, don't rush to cut your losses; it might instead be a window for "picking up bargains"; if the market opens high and continues to rise with great momentum, don't be greedy; securing profits is the way to go—if the morning session surges, it often hides the risk of a pullback.
2. Afternoon Fluctuations: Distinguishing Between Reality and Illusion
In the afternoon, don't get too carried away with the rise; most of it is "false heat," and chasing high prices can easily turn you into a "bag holder"; if you encounter a sell-off in the afternoon, it might be wise to hold your position and wait for a lower entry point the next day, as low-priced chips are often hidden after a pullback.
3. Don't panic during the morning volatility
Woke up to see a big drop? Don't rush to cut losses! The fluctuations in the early session are often just a "smoke bomb"; the market reversal can happen in an instant. If the early session is dead calm, it's better to turn off the machine and sleep—trading during non-fluctuating times is like giving the exchange your fees.
4. Trading discipline determines life and death
If it hasn't reached the target price, selling means a loss (even earning less is a loss); if it hasn't reached the psychological support level, buying is like "catching the bottom halfway up the mountain." The sideways phase is the most chaotic, and trading at this time is like "shooting arrows with eyes closed." Control your hands and wait until the direction is clear before taking action.
5. Yin Yang K-line hides secrets
Buy on a bearish candle, sell on a bullish candle – a classic that never goes out of style: a bearish candle indicates "selling off at a discount," so when is a better time to enter? A bullish candle represents the "short-term emotional peak," and taking profits is what smart people do.
6. Seek opportunities through reverse operations
While others are greedy, I am cautious; when others are in panic, I am greedy. When the market is collectively euphoric, I maintain a bit of calm; when the community is collectively bearish, I dare to reach out and position myself—niche opportunities often lie in the "counter-consensus."
7. Consolidation phase tests patience
High position sideways, low position oscillation, which tests the mentality the most. In this case, the more panic, the more mistakes; it is better to lie down and observe—wait for clear breakthrough signals (volume-driven upward attacks or breakdowns), and then strike hard, doubling the win rate.
8. Be decisive in the final surge.
After a high-level consolidation, is there a sudden surge? This is the "last hurrah"! Don't hesitate, better to sell first—locking in profits is what matters; greed will only lead to profits "going down the drain".
In the crypto world, trading is essentially a "game of human nature + discipline execution." Remember: the market is always there, opportunities arise every day. Protect your capital and adhere to discipline to survive longer in this zero-sum game. #BTC再创新高# #ETH突破3000#