#数字货币市场洞察 After doing short-term trading for several years, I’ve found that the people who truly make money all have their own rhythm. Many times, when the market is moving sideways, the more you try to chase opportunities, the more likely you are to get slapped around. High-level consolidation? Don’t rush to chase. Low-level bottoming? Don’t panic sell either. If you haven’t figured out the direction yet, the smartest thing to do is just hold tight.

Choppy markets are the most exhausting—the price jumps up and down, it feels like it could take off or crash at any moment. If you operate based on gut feeling in these times, you’re basically handing money to the market. Wait until it forms a trend—buy in batches when the price drops with red candles, sell in batches when the price rises with green candles. Doing the opposite keeps you calm.

Crashes aren’t actually that scary. The harder it falls, the stronger the rebound usually is. After panic selling ends, short-term opportunities become even clearer. The key is not to go all in—add a little near support levels as it drops; once your average cost lowers, you naturally have more upside potential.

Trend reversals are like traffic lights. After a big rally, if the price consolidates without breaking down, you can slowly withdraw your principal. After a big drop, if the price consolidates without rebounding for a long time, don’t hesitate—leave when you need to.

Basically, the core of this strategy comes down to three things: don’t guess, follow the trend; don’t act recklessly, follow the rules; don’t go all in, keep some backup. Sounds simple, but few people actually do it. But as long as you can control your losses and protect your profits, time will help you gradually grow your account.

In this market, you’re not just competing on skills, but also fighting with yourself. Stay calm, be disciplined, take one step at a time—just doing these things already puts you ahead of most people.

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