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I have seen too many people get on board and only throw in a few k or tens of k to test the waters, saying "I don’t understand the market," yet in less than a year, their assets have skyrocketed to six figures or even seven figures. The secret? Just four words – find the right rhythm.



From 1000u to tens of thousands of u, it's actually not as mystical as it seems. The core is just two things: avoid landmines and seize the opportunities that truly belong to you.

These 9 lessons were bought with my hard-earned money:

**1. Don't mess around with small funds**
You don't have to watch the market every day to make money; a big market wave is enough to change your fate.

**2. Good news must get on board the next day**
No movement on the first day? If it opens directly on the second day, just walk away. Positive news often means a peak.

**3. Clear positions before major news**
During holidays and before data is released, it's better to exit and observe. It's not too late to get on board once the direction is clear.

**4. Medium to long-term light position holding**
Going all in is a big taboo. You need to leave some bullets to withstand the fluctuations and survive until the trend pays off.

**5. Short-term quick in and out**
Wrong direction? Immediately stop loss and get on board, don't hold onto luck.

**6. Be decisive in fast market conditions, and patient in slow ones**
The market won't always move according to your thoughts; don't always think you can predict the tops and bottoms.

**7. Admit when you're wrong**
Preserving the principal is more important than recovering losses. Without principal, there is no next round.

**8. Short-term focus on 15-minute K-line**
The KDJ indicator is simple and straightforward, practical enough for real combat.

**9. Mindset determines how long you live**
When it rises, don't get excited; when it falls, don't panic. Only calm people can make it to the end.

The crypto market has never lacked opportunities; what it lacks are those who can control their greed. By adhering to these 9 principles, even small funds can steadily roll to the first 1 million. Many have fallen on this path, but there are always those who can stay clear-headed until the end.
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TokenTherapistvip
· 11-30 01:47
Alright, it's the secret to Be Played for Suckers again... Exchanging real money for lessons, I believe it, but I'm just afraid that someone else's real money was exchanged with your blood. No problem with the 9 rules, the question is whether you have a ticket in hand when writing this. To be honest, the second rule is the most disgusting, Favourable Information on the second day of opening and then just leave? Then who catches a falling knife, brother. However, that mindset rule is the only one that has some value... Unfortunately, most people just float when it rises, and panic when it falls. This kind of post has eight out of ten that are armchair analysts; the number of people who can actually execute is very few.
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Lonely_Validatorvip
· 11-30 01:47
You are right, the key is not to be greedy. Honestly, I've seen too many people go all in and then exit directly. Favourable Information can't run away, this lesson is too bloody. I deeply understand the point of closing all positions and waiting, it's really easy to step into pitfalls before holidays. The mindset is the most painful; those who float the fastest when the market rises often suffer the worst. 1 million? Let's survive until next year first. No capital means being a loser, that's the truth. For short-term trading, KDJ is indeed sufficient; don't overthink it. I just want to ask, there are really very few people who can achieve the 9th point, right? The moment of stop loss is the hardest; admitting mistakes is more painful than making money. Those who go all in have a gambler's mentality and are not worthy of playing in this market.
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All-InQueenvip
· 11-30 01:39
Favourable Information Those who don't run on the second day are all dead --- It's easy to say, but how many can really catch the right rhythm --- The mentality part is the most painful, how many people die from greed --- Is KDJ really enough? I feel like I still need to look at a few more indicators --- All in is indeed a terminal illness, but how to make quick money without going all in --- I've heard this set of theories too many times, the key is still execution power --- Protecting the principal is more important than recovering losses, this sentence hit me hard --- From 1000 to tens of thousands, this data is a bit idealized --- If you're wrong, admit it; it's easy to say but hard to do, brother --- Be decisive when the market is fast and patient when it’s slow; there are also many who do the opposite --- If you don't go all in, you won't live to see the day the trend pays off --- I only agree with the 9th point, the rest depends on luck
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TradFiRefugeevip
· 11-30 01:33
There’s nothing wrong with what was said, it’s just that execution is the hardest part. Everyone understands the big principles, but very few can truly stick to their bottom line. I’ve suffered losses running after favourable information, always wanting to wait a bit longer and ended up directly trapped. All in is really a gambler's mindset, as if going all in at once can turn things around. The mindset part hit home; it’s when the price rises that it’s easiest to lose your head. To survive until the end of this bull run, it really depends on self-discipline.
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