#ETH反弹在即？ in the crypto world, I have my ten rules.

From stumbling into the exchange at 25, to now at 35, my assets have turned into eight figures.
I only did one thing: treat trading as a practice. The following ten points are my "lifesavers" that I exchanged for hard-earned money, and I'm writing them all down for you today.
1. Never chase the high.
No matter how good a coin is, if you miss the buying point, it will fly away; the market doesn't lack opportunities, it lacks martyrs who die on the mountain top.
2. The buying point is the fundamentals.
Any coin, as long as it is within my buying range, is a "potential dark horse"; if it deviates from the buying point, no matter how enticing the story is, it is just air. Be patient and wait for the large-scale accumulation to be completed, good coins will speak for themselves.
3. Itchiness is a disease, it must be treated.
90% of losses come from "I know it's not a buying point, but I just can't help it." Real technology starts with controlling your fingers.
4. No love for coins, but feelings for buying points.
Do not fall in love with any variety, only be loyal to the signals. After the capital amount increases, operate according to the 30-minute chart, and there will never be a "missed opportunity."
5. Reflect on your losses first.
The market is never wrong, the mistakes are always our own. For every loss, write a 20-word summary within three minutes, stick it on the edge of the screen, and review it before opening a position next time.
6. Only by not rushing to get rich can one truly get rich.
Greed and fear are two chains that bind traders. When in a short position, there's a fear of missing out, and when fully invested, there's a fear of pullbacks - the market specializes in dealing with all kinds of discontent.
7. Slow is fast.
"Tripling in a year is easy, doubling in three years is hard. Include the worst-case scenario in your plan, buy with certainty, hold firmly, and sell decisively for profits to grow."
8. Focus on nurturing coins; frequently changing positions will only fatten the exchanges.
Good coins are cultivated, not chased. Chasing new coins every day will never make your wallet grow.
9. Step to the rhythm, even the blade can dance.
The K-line has its own rhythm: buy low, accumulate, rally, distribute; one wrong step could lead to losses. Close your eyes, listen to the market's beat, and don't pay attention to the calls in the group.
10. Compound interest is the highest moat.
Technology determines the lower limit, while mindset determines the upper limit; having both, compound interest will work for you. Remember: slow rolling the snowball is the only way to achieve avalanche-like returns. In terms of coin trading, there is no end. Write the rules into your muscle memory, train your mindset to become a conditioned reflex, and leave the rest to time.