#数字货币市场回升 This morning's big dump, those who understand know the feeling of their account numbers plummeting.

To be honest, the more this kind of market situation, the more you need to stay steady — let me share a few survival rules that I have exchanged with blood and tears, it's really not an exaggeration:

**First, don't rush to buy the dip.** The "low point" in your eyes may just be a continuation of the decline. Wait until the support level is truly solid and the trading volume shrinks before considering entering the market. Impulsive buying the dip results in losses nine out of ten times.

**Second, hold the bullets.** The biggest characteristic of a big dump is the full uncertainty; if you go all in and it continues to drop, you can only watch the show. Having chips in hand gives you a chance to turn the tables.

**Third, do not chase short positions.** Technical rebounds often come unexpectedly after a sharp fall, and chasing shorts can easily lead to being pulled back and directly getting liquidated. If you really want to short, you should wait for the rebound to the resistance level before looking for signals.

**Fourth, keep a close eye on news and capital flow.** Is this round of fall due to a change in policy direction? Or is there negative news from the industry? By observing the market volume, we can see whether it is retail investors in a panic sell-off or the main players offloading assets, which directly affects the judgment of future trends;

**Fifth, control your emotions.** Staying "calm" during panic moments is worth more than anything. Make a plan in advance and stick to it strictly, and never let emotions lead to chaotic operations.

When the market is highly volatile, whether the key support level can hold and whether the trading volume will converge, these signals determine the next steps.

It's better to stay still than to act recklessly; surviving gives you the chance to earn it back.

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