If you've been trading crypto for over a year and haven't made 1 million yet, come find me after reading this. Let's chat—it's free, just making a friend.

Ten years of trading, over 60 million in gains, and the pitfalls I've stepped into could fill a book. Liquidations, recoveries, more liquidations, climbing back up again...
Until today, I can finally say: I've figured out this path.
Today I'm sharing these ten pieces of gold with you—

1. If your capital is small (say under 20k), don't always think about going all-in. Catching one major uptrend per year is enough. Before the market arrives, patience is your strongest weapon.

2. You'll never make money beyond your knowledge. Before live trading, practice mindset and courage on a demo account. Demo lets you fail infinitely, but one big mistake on live trading might mean you're out $DOGE

3. Remember: good news landing is bad news. If major positive news doesn't materialize on the day, and it gaps up the next day, I suggest selling promptly—otherwise you're likely to get trapped.

4. Be vigilant during holidays. History repeatedly proves that reducing positions or going cash before holidays is the smart move—"markets always crash before holidays" isn't just talk.

5. The essence of medium-to-long-term trading is maintaining enough cash, selling high and buying low, rolling operations. Don't always dream of riding one wave to the end—that's a whale's game, not a retail trader's dream $FIL

6. For short-term trading, only pick coins with active volume and large chart swings. Don't touch inactive ones; they just waste time and drain your psychology.

7. If the market is slowly declining, rebounds will be painful; but if the decline accelerates, rebounds often come faster. Timing the rhythm is crucial.

8. If you bought wrong, admit it and stop loss immediately. As long as your principal survives, opportunities never disappear—this is the foundation of survival.