#数字货币市场洞察 entered the market with 20,000 yuan, and within a month, she lost almost everything, leaving only 1,200 USDT. That night at 3 a.m., she stared blankly at her account balance, her finger hovering over the uninstall button for a long time.



But she didn’t press it.

In the following six months, that 1,200 USDT grew to 150,000 USDT. It wasn’t luck or hype—it was because she treated every loss as tuition and distilled 7 survival rules.

Lessons paid for with real money—each one is worth reading again and again:

**Rule 1: If You Don’t Understand It, Don’t Touch It**
When market signals are a mess, it’s the easiest time to act impulsively. But you need to realize, there are opportunities in crypto every day, but free money is rare. Instead of stumbling around in the fog, wait until the direction is clear. Better to miss a hundred chances than fall into one big trap.

**Rule 2: Act Fast With Hot Coins**
Hype comes fast and fades faster. These coins can spike hard and crash even harder. If you want to play, be prepared: set strict take-profit and stop-loss points, and exit as soon as the hype dies down. Too many people watch their unrealized gains turn into losses.

**Rule 3: Hold Strong in a Big Trend**
When candlesticks gap up and trading volume surges, the trend is mostly set. The worst is getting itchy and selling after a small rise, only to watch the price keep soaring. Short-term fluctuations are nothing—hold on to catch the real gains.

**Rule 4: Sell in Batches on Massive Green Candles**
No matter where you are in the cycle, be wary of sudden huge green candles. It often means big players are offloading. What looks like a “breakout” is actually someone else running for the exit. Sell in batches and lock in profits—don’t get greedy.

**Rule 5: Moving Averages Are Your GPS**
Don’t rely on gut feelings. Moving averages show you where support and resistance are. For short-term trading, use 3- to 7-day cycles: buy on golden crosses, sell on death crosses. It’s simple but effective. Let data guide you instead of guesswork.

**Rule 6: Go With the Trend, Don’t Fight the Market**
If the uptrend isn’t broken, hold on; if there’s a bottom in a downtrend, buy in batches. Don’t chase after price rises or panic during drops. Fighting the trend usually just makes you cannon fodder.

**Rule 7: Never Go All-In**
Going all-in can feel great, but most of the time you’ll lose everything. Building a position in batches averages out your cost, and setting stop losses on every trade lets you risk little for bigger potential gains. That’s how you survive long-term in this market.

The fairest thing about this market: it only rewards knowledge, not background.

A lot of people aren’t lazy—they just started off in the wrong direction. The market runs 24/7, but opportunities don’t wait. Once you understand this, you can escape the cycle of losing money.
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bridgeOopsvip
· 7h ago
From 1,200 to 150,000, I've heard this story a hundred times already, it's hard to tell what's real or fake. It's always the same old advice: if you don't understand, don't touch it; go with the trend. Easy to say, hard to do. The seventh point really hits home. I've gone all-in and lost before—painful lesson learned. The "moving average GPS" analogy is pretty good, much better than guessing blindly like I do. What was said about hot coins is true. I've seen too many cases where floating profits turned into being stuck—greed is always the culprit. Whenever there's a big market move, I get itchy hands. I just can't resist—it's a real problem. Talking about exiting in batches is easy, but who can actually do it in practice? I know I can't. All these review posts are pretty much the same. The key is execution; most people still lose money no matter how much they read.
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ForkMongervip
· 19h ago
nah this survival guide stuff misses the actual game theory... governance attack vectors are way more interesting than averaging down lmao
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VirtualRichDreamvip
· 19h ago
At 3 a.m., the moment my finger hovered over the uninstall button, I knew she had won. This is what the crypto world is supposed to be like. Hitting rock bottom made me clear-headed, and turning 1200U into 150,000 really wasn't just luck. The fifth point hit me the hardest—moving averages don't lie, they're way more reliable than those hyped-up influencers.
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TokenomicsShamanvip
· 19h ago
From 1,200 to 150,000? How many heart attacks can you survive to make it through that? --- The fifth one is epic; moving averages are way more reliable than reading the market's facial expressions. --- You're right, but when it's time to go all-in nobody can control themselves, me included. --- The real question is how you made it through that one month. If it were me, I would've deleted the app long ago. --- "If you don't understand it, don't touch it"—I need to have this tattooed on me. --- Hot coins really are a trap. The moment you chase the top, you know you're about to get wrecked. --- Staggering your exit sounds easy, but when you're really doing it, greed just takes over for real. --- Awareness is the most expensive tuition—it hurts more than the money you lose. --- Getting itchy hands during a big market move is universal—I've never seen anyone truly resist. --- All the "opportunities" in crypto are actually traps. Only the tough survive.
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tokenomics_truthervip
· 19h ago
1200 to 150,000? Anyone can tell stories, the key is how many actually dare to follow rule number seven. 2. The moving average GPS approach sounds good, but most people still lose because of their emotions. 3. If you don’t understand, don’t act—this is the hardest rule, because human nature is greedy. 4. Quick in and out with trending coins, sure, but one slip and you’re stuck for three months. 5. Scaling out on huge bullish candles sounds simple, but in practice, your mind is full of greed. 6. Is there really anyone who can hold through a major rally without cashing out? I’ve never seen it. 7. This methodology isn’t new; it still comes down to who can actually execute. 8. That detail about 3 a.m. is spot on—I’ve also had that moment with my finger hovering. 9. Feels like just a repackage of stop-loss and mindset; discipline is still the core. 10. All-in feels great for a moment, then it’s gone—too real.
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