#数字资产市场洞察 has been struggling in the crypto world for over a year without earning a seven-figure profit? It may not be that the market is bad, but rather that your trading logic is flawed.

I have been in this market for eight years, accumulating profits of over 30 million. I want to整理 the pitfalls I have encountered and the trading principles I have verified. It's not to boast, but just to point out the shortcuts that can help others avoid detours.

**Principal scale determines strategy**

If the principal does not exceed 50,000, don't think that operating with a full position can quickly double it—this is the easiest way to trip up. In fact, it is enough to catch a real main upward wave just once a year. The key is to patiently wait before the market comes. Many people fail because they cannot wait for this period.

**The demo account is a must-go path**

People cannot earn money beyond their own understanding; this is a hard truth. Before live trading, it is essential to practice mindset and courage in a simulated environment. In a simulation, you can fail and make mistakes an unlimited number of times, but one major mistake in live trading could lead to being immediately out. The psychological pressure of these two is completely different.

**The Trap of Favorable Policies**

Remember this tip to save a lot on tuition fees: the moment good news is realized is often the time of greatest risk. Especially if no action is taken on the day of major good news, when the market opens high the next day, one should decisively sell. Many people get stuck here and end up being deeply trapped.

**Hints of Holidays**

The historical data is there; it is wise to reduce positions or even go short before the holiday. The rule that "prices must drop during holidays" has been verified countless times and is not baseless.

**The Correct Approach for Medium to Long-term Trading**

A medium to long-term strategy is not just about buying and holding, but rather about maintaining sufficient cash reserves, selling at high points, and buying at low points, continuously rolling over operations. It's a fantasy to think you can ride it all the way; that's what the main forces do, and retail investors playing this way generally end up with poor results.

**Short-term trading requires selecting the right target**

Short-term trading must focus on coins with active trading volume and large price fluctuations. Coins with sparse trading volume waste time and torment your mindset, and are completely not worth it.

**The rhythm of the decline is crucial**

If the market declines slowly, rebounds can be quite painful; but if the decline accelerates suddenly, rebounds often come quickly. Keeping in time with this rhythm can help you avoid a lot of risks.

**Stop-loss is the lifeline**

If you make a wrong purchase, just accept it, stop loss at the first moment, and don't get entangled. As long as the principal is still in hand, there will always be opportunities. This is the fundamental rule for surviving in this market.

**Technical Reference**

If you are doing short-term trading, take a closer look at the 15-minute K-line trend, combined with the KDJ indicator, and you can find quite a few good buying and selling positions.

**Refined but not greedy**

There are thousands of trading methods in the crypto market, and it's impossible to master them all. Instead of greedily learning ten kinds, it's better to practice one or two methods to perfection. This is the real competitiveness.

All of the above are experiences exchanged with real accounts. Avoiding detours essentially means making money. The market trends of popular coins like $BTC and $ETH change rapidly, but the principles of trading remain constant. If you are still in confusion, it might be worthwhile to delve into these logics; perhaps you can find your own trading rhythm.