When I first entered the crypto world, I was also impulsively jumping around based on intuition, and as a result, I was harshly taught a few lessons by the market. After multiple dips, I gradually figured out the patterns. Today, I want to share 7 practical insights, hoping newcomers can avoid the pitfalls I encountered.

**Don't go against the trend**. Rebounds during a decline are often false breakouts; real opportunities are usually in pullbacks during an uptrend. Follow the main direction, and your win rate will naturally be higher.

**Be cautious of sudden surges**. Assets that have experienced rapid gains in a short period are also prone to sharp declines. Especially when high volume appears without new highs, it's mostly a trap to lure in buyers.

**Don't overuse indicators**. I only use three: MACD to determine direction, RSI to gauge strength or weakness, and VPVR to identify key support and resistance levels. It's enough and practical.

**Don't rush to add to losing positions**. Averaging down sounds tempting but is actually a mistake. Only add to positions after confirming the trend is solid.

**Volume-price relationship is crucial**. Moderate increase in volume at low levels is a sign of a genuine breakout; if volume surges at high levels but prices don't move up, it's time to exit and avoid getting caught.

**Use multiple timeframes**. Don't just focus on the 1-hour chart; review the 1H, 4H, daily, and weekly charts. The larger timeframe sets the direction, while smaller ones help find entry and exit points, ensuring you position yourself correctly.

**And finally, this is very important**. Opportunities are never lacking; what’s missing is patience and discipline. Minimize mistakes and avoid greed, and you'll already be ahead of most people.