Does the cryptocurrency world really have a rule of always making money? Here are some reference strategies:

1. Focus on strong coin pullbacks

For strong coins, if they have continuously dropped for nine days from a high position, be sure to seize the opportunity to follow up.

2. Capture the opportunity to reduce positions during an uptrend

No matter which coin it is, if it has continuously risen for two days, you should promptly reduce your position.

3. Observe the continuation of intraday highs

If a coin rises more than 7% in one day, it is likely to continue rising the next day, so you can continue to observe its trend at this time.

4. Choose the right entry timing (strong bullish coins)

For strong bullish coins, it is best to wait until the pullback is over before entering the market.

5. Respond to coins with flat fluctuations

If any coin has very flat fluctuations for three consecutive days, observe it for another three days. If there is still no change, consider switching coins.

6. Control costs and stop losses

If a coin cannot recover the previous day's cost the next day, you should exit immediately.

7. Pay attention to the rules of the gain ranking and choose selling points

- On the gain ranking, three days of increases are likely to be followed by five days, and five days of increases may lead to seven days.

For coins that have risen for two consecutive days, you can enter when the price is low, and generally, the fifth day is a good selling opportunity.

8. Pay attention to volume and price indicators

Volume and price indicators are very important in the cryptocurrency world; trading volume is like the soul of the cryptocurrency market. When a coin's price breaks out after consolidating at a low level with increased volume, pay close attention; if it increases in volume at a high level but doesn't rise, exit decisively.

9. Select coins in an upward trend

- Only operate on coins that are in an upward trend, as this maximizes the probability of success and avoids wasting time.

If the 3-day moving average turns upward, it indicates a short-term increase; if the 30-day moving average turns upward, it indicates a medium-term increase; if the 80-day moving average turns upward, it indicates a primary uptrend; and if the 120-day moving average turns upward, it indicates a long-term increase.

10. Opportunities for small funds

- In the cryptocurrency world, small funds also have opportunities.

As long as there are correct operating methods, a rational mindset, strict execution of strategies, and patient waiting for opportunities, wealth growth can also be achieved in the cryptocurrency world.