When the market is booming, big players have already run away, and those who are left in the market losing money are always retail investors.

People who lose money in the crypto space usually don't do so because they chose the wrong direction, but because they grasp the rhythm too aggressively.

Recently, a friend of mine complained to me that his funds were already running out, yet he kept staring at hot coins and rushing in—buying on news, panicking and cutting losses during dips. After a few months of this, his principal was getting thinner and he was about to break down.

He asked me if I could teach him something reliable.

I straightforwardly said: It's not that there are no opportunities, but that you lack patience right now.

Later, I shared with him the trading framework I developed over the years exploring the crypto market. He followed it, and gradually his trading stabilized, with losses being controlled.

The underlying logic of this framework isn't that complicated:

**Rule 1: Don't chase coins that have already skyrocketed.**

When the whole network is discussing a coin, it's actually nearing the distribution phase. The real opportunities are hidden in moments when no one is paying attention and the market is in panic. Don't go for what everyone is watching.

**Rule 2: Never use up all your bullets.**

No matter how much capital you have, always keep at least 30% in stablecoins. Without an ammo reserve, once the market adjusts, you can only watch helplessly, missing the chance to add positions. This is a necessary condition for long-term survival in the crypto market.

**Rule 3: Position management is more important than choosing coins.**

Most people haven't failed to make money; they've just blown all their gains with one big wrong move. Losing control of your position is like playing with fire. It determines how long you can survive in the market.

Regarding operational rhythm, there are a few points to remember:

- Don't rush to act during sideways trading; wait until the direction is clear, avoid reckless moves
- Panic sell-offs after sharp drops often mark the start of the next rebound
- The risk is highest during consolidation after a big rally; take profits when the market looks good
- Enter in batches and multiple times; never go all-in at once

The goal of this method isn't to get rich overnight but to be steady and reliable. Surviving one cycle of the market is the only way to qualify for the next round of accumulation.

If you also want to break free from the curse of "chasing gains and selling at losses" or "stagnating," consider calming down and learning to plan scientifically. The current stage of the crypto market is actually a good window for step-by-step bleeding stops and steady growth.

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