Ten heartfelt words from Cryptocurrency Trading veterans:

A strong coin's pullback is often an opportunity rather than a risk. Once the leading coin pulls back for more than a week, don't panic; it might be a good time to get on board.

If it rises for two days, it's time to consider reducing your position. Don't be greedy; taking some profits after two days of consecutive gains is more realistic than fantasizing about further significant increases.

A single-day surge of over 7%, there's no need to rush to sell. Often there are opportunities for further gains the next day, so observe a bit more before deciding.

For truly good coins, wait for a pullback before entering. Don't chase the highs; patiently wait for it to retrace to the right level, which is the real golden buying point.

If the market has been stagnant for three days, you can observe for another three days. If there is still no movement after six days, decisively change your coin, as time is also a cost.

The next day, the price did not return to the cost line, so I decisively exited. Holding on will only increase losses; timely stop-loss is the survival rule.

The rise in the rankings often shows a "3", and is usually followed by a "5"; when a "5" appears, it often rushes to "7". This is the rhythm, and it's also a pattern.

The relationship between volume and price is a core signal: breakouts with increased volume at low levels should be closely monitored; stagnation with increased volume at high levels calls for decisive exit.

Only trade coins that are trending upwards. Focus on a few key lines:
3-day line upward → Seize short-term trading opportunities
30-day moving average is rising → Layout for mid-term
The 80-day moving average is strengthening → A major uptrend may be coming.
120-day moving average turning → Long-term market trend is expected

Small funds are not a problem. I have seen too many cases starting from a few thousand and reaching hundreds. The core is three points: the method is correct, the mindset is stable, and the execution is in place.