It has been observed that many people say short-term trading is speculation. First, let me clarify that short-term trading is not speculation. True short-term trading involves understanding certain market operation rules and requires strong skills. Short-term trading actually tests a person's skills and patience.

1. Develop a clear investment plan. If you want to engage in short-term coin trading, first set a clear investment plan for yourself, including how much capital to use and what returns to expect each month. This needs to be planned based on your risk tolerance.

2. Ensure you have enough time and energy. Day trading focuses on the frequency of profits rather than the size of each profit. Develop your own trading principles and habits; don't trade just for the sake of trading, and don't let the urge to trade get to you.

3. Since short-term investments generally involve frequent trading, choosing which coins to trade is very important. Trading must be continuous.

4. When holding a profitable position, close it when you reach your psychological level, don't aim to take it all. Also, pay attention to position size and leverage control; learn to strictly manage your position based on the leverage of the products you are trading combined with your own capital.

5. Use technical indicators: There are countless technical indicators in the market, at least over a thousand, each with its own focus. Investors can't cover them all; just familiarize yourself with a few. Commonly used technical indicators include KDJ, RSI, etc.

6. Use moving averages: Short-term operations generally refer to the five-day, ten-day, and twenty-day moving averages. If the five-day moving average crosses above the ten-day and twenty-day moving averages, and the ten-day moving average crosses above the twenty-day moving average, it's called a golden cross, indicating a buying opportunity; conversely, it's called a death cross, indicating a selling opportunity.

7. Try not to operate during rapid price fluctuations.

8. Don't look at too many analyses from others; everyone has different opinions. Price movements are influenced by numerous factors, and all predictions about the future are fifty-fifty, half right and half wrong. Just believe in yourself!