Do you know? Trading cryptocurrencies actually has tricks; with simple operations, making big money is not impossible. Do you believe it?

Let's get straight to the point. Just remember the following mantra:

First, watch the sideways market and act when the trend changes. When the market direction is not clear, don’t rush; be patient and wait until the direction is clear before taking action. This will ensure a more stable approach.

Second, don’t cling to hot positions, and frequently change your holdings. You shouldn’t stick with popular positions; once the hype is over, the funds will follow. If you're slow to react, you might get stuck, so always keep an eye on your positions and change them in time.

Third, hold on tight during a gap up. If you see a high opening candlestick during a price increase, and the volume also increases, it indicates that the market is accelerating. At this point, you should hold onto your coins steadily and wait for them to continue rising.

Fourth, exit during a large bullish candlestick at the close. Regardless of whether you're at a high or low position, if you see a large bullish candlestick, a correction is likely to follow. Even if it hits the upper limit, you should withdraw quickly, or else you might lose the profits you've earned, which would be a pity.

Fifth, buy on a bearish line and sell on a bullish line. Learn to observe key indicators like moving averages, support levels, and resistance levels. The daily moving average is like an offensive line; typically, you can observe it for three days to a week. When trading short term, don’t procrastinate.

Sixth, don’t sell when the price is high, don’t buy when it’s dipping, and stay still during sideways movement. This is a crucial survival rule in the cryptocurrency world, and everyone must remember it.

Seventh, prepare before buying, and primarily invest small amounts. Don’t throw all your funds in at once; the cryptocurrency market changes too quickly and is full of uncertainties. Before buying, ask yourself four questions: Why am I buying? How do I plan to operate? What if it drops? How should I respond if I'm stuck? Only when you’ve thought these through can you respond smoothly, making consistent profits no longer just a dream.