The logic of making money in the crypto world is often simpler than we think. I once lost over 1 million yuan, but later realized that what truly changes the game is not some sophisticated technical analysis, but playing by the rules. Over the years, using a few basic but effective trading frameworks, I gradually earned back eight figures. Today, I’ve organized these strategies to give everyone a reference.



**Key Point 1: Continuous Decline Window**

Mainstream coins declining for 9 consecutive days at high levels usually indicate that the shakeout is nearing its end. Last year, SOL and DOGE experienced such opportunities, and many people took significant profits at this point. Of course, the premise is that the coin itself has solid fundamentals.

**Key Point 2: Responding to Rapid Surge**

If a coin surges sharply within 2 days, the probability of a pullback on the third day exceeds 73%. In practice, reducing 80% of your position on the second day of the surge can effectively lock in profits. Historical data supports this judgment.

**Key Point 3: Selling Point Selection**

Don’t rush to sell when the price rises 7% in the morning; the more reasonable exit window is after 2 PM. Experienced traders typically operate this way, which can usually earn about 30% more.

**Key Point 4: Sideways Signal**

A sideways movement for 3 days often indicates that the market maker is accumulating strength. Wait another 3 days to see if the price breaks down; if it remains stuck, consider changing your strategy. Some sudden drops in SHIB and PEPE were avoided by early position adjustments.

**Key Point 5: Abnormal Volume**

High volume at high prices without a corresponding increase in price is a strong sell signal. Many cases in 2023 with 90% losses were due to ignoring this detail.

**Key Point 6: Position Management (Core)**

Huge profits are never due to precise entry points but rather proper position control. Enter with only 30% of your capital initially; even if you lose, you can withstand it. When profitable, gradually add to your position. Stick to this, and time will help you become a winner. Many failures are due to neglecting this point.

**Key Point 7: Rebound Opportunities**

Only build positions at "unattractive levels." The first pullback after a rally, especially when prices are not ideal and market sentiment is low, often presents real entry opportunities. If the price breaks down, cut your losses immediately; if not, hold on.

**Key Point 8: Crazy Signals Across the Market**

When everyone is showing off profits and influencers are hyping, don’t look at the charts—reduce your holdings directly. The real reason for market crashes is never bad news but dying in the fanaticism of "everyone believes it can rise again."

**Key Point 9: The Danger of Consecutive Wins**

After three consecutive wins, stop trading and take a break. It’s not because the market disappears, but to prevent your judgment from becoming distorted. The most expensive lesson in crypto is losing rationality while making money.

**Key Point 10: Three Types to Avoid Absolutely**

Avoid signals from hype calls and stories, avoid coins with skyrocketing gains on the screen, and avoid buying coins you can’t clearly explain why you bought.

Overall, stable profits in the crypto world come from discipline and execution, not luck.
SOL0.95%
DOGE-2.76%
SHIB-1.22%
PEPE-3.52%
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SchrodingerGasvip
· 01-03 11:54
Where does this 73% probability data come from? Has it been verified on-chain?
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MEVictimvip
· 01-03 11:51
It all sounds right, but does anyone really stop after winning 3 consecutive bets? I don't believe it.
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StableBoivip
· 01-03 11:50
In simple terms, don't be greedy. The key is emotional control, not some secret trick. Wait, do I really need to stop after winning 3 consecutive rounds? I need to reflect on myself about this. Discipline is indeed a weakness; most people fail in execution. That was a very eye-opening statement, especially the part about reducing positions during the crazy online hype. It's right. Position management is truly a moat; it seems simple but actually involves a lot of hassle. This logic sounds reliable, but I'm afraid I might panic and become greedy again when the time comes. The idea of not exiting during early morning surges is quite fresh; by 2 PM in the afternoon, the emotions are indeed less intense. The core is still not to follow the crowd. When everyone is excited, that's when you need to stay sober. Trading volume has indeed been overlooked; reviewing historical K-line charts confirms this. It sounds good, but the key is that most people can't actually implement this system.
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ReverseTradingGuruvip
· 01-03 11:49
Again, another article titled "I Lost 1 Million and Then Discovered the Way," huh? I've heard this kind of rhetoric too many times.
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AirdropSkepticvip
· 01-03 11:36
It sounds good, but I still feel like I've heard this theory too many times. Buying after 9 days of decline, sideways trading for 3 days, and then reducing positions during the frenzy across the entire network... Why don't those who truly make money just buy the dip directly?
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DaoResearchervip
· 01-03 11:25
According to the data model in the white paper... etc., what is the core issue of this article? Can the incentive mechanism for position management truly solve information asymmetry? I think the key point 6, which involves the 30% position theory, assumes that the market is efficient, but in reality, retail investor behavior under the token weighted voting mechanism does not align with this assumption.
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