【After a week of intense trading, here are 5 trading experiences that every novice should tattoo on their back】

① When placing chips, think carefully: are you making judgments based on emotions, or are you analyzing the market? Emotions hold the least value in the market. Focus not on your thoughts, but on how the candlesticks move.

② Don’t be quick to cut losses after a coin is hung on the tree; first, get trapped, then think. If it’s a coin that can struggle and pull back a few times, good follow-up operations can save it, at least to break even.

③ Value your own chips; don’t underestimate low-leverage opportunities. Two mentalities to avoid: "If I buy in, I might as well lose everything," and "Only a few times profit isn't worth it." Value every position you hold and every x you earn.

④ If you have the energy, be sure to master some secondary experience. The most basic candlestick patterns, EMA, trading volume, support, and resistance judgments. Once a coin’s scale grows larger, using secondary skills to catch entry and exit points can preserve a lot of profit.

⑤ Be cautious with imitation markets without insider information or low-priced chips; otherwise, the perspective is imitation, but the clown is real 🤡