Trading cryptocurrencies for 8 years, from initially avoiding Bitcoin to now making a living from it, I owe it all to these 6 insights. I hope those destined to see this can take fewer detours.

1. Add to your position in the direction of the trend! If the market is active and the currency price is on an upward trend, you can 'enter first and exit last, enter more and exit less', allowing profits to run.

2. Confirm support levels before entering the market. Support levels can be set according to your own strategy, for example, for short-term trading, look at the 10-day moving average. If it breaks and doesn't recover the next day, be decisive and exit.

3. If the currency price is at a relatively low level and shows increased volume with stagnation, and subsequent retests do not break the platform support, then it is a good time to enter. Increased volume with stagnation at a low level is a signal for major players to enter, and not breaking support on the retest is a confirmation signal.

4. When trapped, you must forget your cost. When there is a rebound, be bold in taking profits, wait for a pullback to re-enter, and don’t always think about waiting for a rebound to your cost level before selling.

5. When trading cryptocurrencies, focus on strong assets. A strong asset is one that often rises by 30% or more, but it also has severe fluctuations. If you encounter assets that frequently surge significantly, with pullbacks within 30%, then it is a good entry point, as there will often be further trends.

6. When trading cryptocurrencies, do not forget your original intention. As long as the assets you are optimistic about do not break key support, be patient. Don’t chase after others that are rising quickly, and then chase again when the ones you like go up; otherwise, you will be losing the watermelon to pick up the sesame seeds, and it’s easy to chase at halfway up the mountain.

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