Trading cryptocurrencies for over three years and still haven't found a way out? Sometimes it's not the market's problem; it's time to change your approach.

The principal isn't large, for example, within 200,000 yuan. Catching one main upward wave a year is enough.
Don't always think about watching the market every day or staying fully invested at all times. The periods of being out of the market are not wasted; they are for rest and preparation.
Many people lose money not because of bad luck but because their understanding hasn't kept up. When you're truly unsure, practicing on a demo account is not shameful. In the real trading arena, one careless mistake could mean saying goodbye to the game forever.
When good news hits and you haven't sold, remember to reduce your holdings if there's a big gap up the next day. $PIPPIN
The market rarely leaves room for latecomers. When it's time to exit with dignity, don't hesitate.
Before and after holidays, tighten your grip. Over the years, I've seen that quiet periods before holidays and chaos afterward are normal. Earning a little less is okay; don’t let those few days make you anxious and restless.
Medium to long-term trading isn't about holding and doing nothing. Keep some cash on hand, be willing to sell when prices rise too much, and dare to buy back when they fall sharply. Moving with the trend is much more comfortable than stubbornly holding on.
For short-term trading, focus on volume and chart patterns. Avoid coins with no activity. As you develop patience, you'll naturally know when to make a move.
Coins that fall slowly tend to rebound gradually; those that drop quickly tend to recover fast. Once you understand this rhythm, you'll have the confidence to enter and exit the market.
Stop-loss isn't about giving up; it's about extending your lifespan. Admit when you're wrong, cut your losses quickly, and protecting your capital always comes first. As long as you're still in the game, opportunities will come eventually.
Many experienced traders who are good at short-term trading focus on 15-minute K-line charts and KDJ indicators—they're enough. The key isn't having many technical methods but mastering one or two thoroughly.
Ultimately, what the market fears most isn't your mistakes but your inability to see what suits you. Slow down, simplify your approach, and master one or two techniques well. The road will become much smoother.