Eight Practical Experiences

1: When the market is not good, we buy low; when the market is hot, we take over and seize the opportunity to act. Don't rush to enter the market; wait for a good moment to act, and don't be deceived by the market's illusions.

2: When you make money, take a break; don't keep staring at the market. After all, there are trading days throughout the year, and we need to catch our breath. Don't take risks in areas you don't understand; only play where you do, earn what you can earn, and don't be greedy.

3: When the market is going down, we go along with it; don't go against the trend, as that will only lead to greater losses. Follow the market trend, respond flexibly to market changes, and don't be swayed by market fluctuations.

4: If you have three consecutive losses, stop and think about why you keep losing; don't step into the same pit again. Reflect deeply on the source of the losses to avoid falling into the same trap again and prevent becoming a bag holder.

5: If you're not completely sure, don't recklessly add to your position; building a position in batches is safer. Don't enter the market too early, avoid left-side trading, and wait for the best moment to act.

6: If the price of a coin suddenly rises sharply, be cautious; don't get trapped as a fool. Treat coins with high volume at high prices with caution, as they may be traps that can easily lead to difficulties.

7: When the market is noisy, don't rush to trade; the risk is high at this time, and you can easily lose money. During market disagreements, stay calm and avoid blindly following the crowd.

8: When the market is at a high point, don't chase the rise; it may be tempting you to buy in. Be wary of the temptation of high-volume coins at high prices to prevent becoming a victim of high-position buying.