#数字货币市场回调 Futures Trading want to live longer? Don't just think about getting rich quickly, first learn these three life-saving skills.

**First Tip: Know How to Protect Your Profits**
The coin in your hand has risen by 10%? Keep a close eye on it. Once it retraces to around the cost price, liquidate immediately, don’t hesitate. When you’ve made a 20% profit, don’t move if it retraces to below 10%, unless you are sure this wave of market has ended. If the unrealized profit reaches 30%, at least protect 15% of the profit before considering to exit. Can’t identify the top? No problem, let the profit speak for itself.

**Second Tip: Losses Must Be Cut**
Losses exceeding 15% (you can also set it to 10% or 12%, depending on your risk tolerance) must be cut. This is not a suggestion, it's a hard rule. If it rises back later? That only means the entry point was chosen incorrectly, and incorrect trades should naturally pay tuition. Remember: every time you open a position, you must have a stop-loss order, this is the baseline for survival.

**Third Move: You Can Make Up for a Missed Sale**
After selling, if the price of the coin drops, do you still have confidence in this target? Then buy back the same amount at the original price. The number of coins remains unchanged, and you also have extra cash from the price difference. What if after selling, the price doesn't drop much and returns to the selling price? Just buy back without thinking. Yes, you will pay a little more in fees, but that's better than missing out. This move can be used with stop-loss: if it returns to the original price, buy in, and if it drops again, stop-loss. If after trying a few times you find the price level unstable? Change the point and try again.

Short-term trading, in simple terms, is about quick entries and exits, but it shouldn't be mindless rushing. It's okay to chase hot trends, but don't chase the highs; taking profits when you can is not shameful; holding cash and waiting is also part of the strategy. Lowest price, highest price? Those are things that only hindsight can see.

The direction is given to you; the rest depends on how you choose to proceed.