It's been a year since trading cryptocurrencies started rising, and you still haven't made a seven-figure profit? Don't worry, here are 10 super practical tips. If you follow these and still don't make money, come find me! I sincerely hope this can help everyone:

1. Don't act recklessly with little money. If your available funds are less than 200,000, just wait for a significant price surge once a year; don’t always think about going all in, or you might easily lose everything.

2. We need to understand how much you know about the crypto market, as it determines how much you can earn. Practice your courage and mindset with a simulated trading account first; losing a few times on a simulated account is fine, but if you mess up in real trading once, you might be kicked out of the market.

3. Good news often turns bad. When significant positive news hits, don’t rush to sell on the same day; however, if it opens high the next day, sell quickly and don’t hesitate.

4. Be cautious when trading during holidays. A week before the holiday, consider selling some or even clearing your position entirely, as the market often declines during holidays.

5. For medium to long-term trading, the key is “rolling operations.” Keep some cash on hand; sell a bit when prices go up and buy a bit when they go down, and keep rotating your holdings like this.

6. For short-term trading, focus on trading volume and chart patterns. Choose those coins that have significant price movements and are actively traded; avoid the ones that are unpopular and stagnant.

7. Assess the market's speed by looking at the downtrend. If it’s a slow decline, the rebound will also be slow; if it’s a fast decline, the rebound might also be quick.

8. Making mistakes is not scary; just make sure to cut your losses quickly. Preserving your principal is essential to continue trading in the market; if you lose your principal, you lose everything.

9. For short-term trading, look at the 15-minute K-line chart, and combine it with the KDJ indicator to find the right buying and selling opportunities.

10. You don’t need to master all trading techniques; being proficient in a few is enough. You don’t have to learn every trick; just mastering a few methods will suffice to navigate the market.

In any case, the methods and mindset for trading cryptocurrencies are important, but the key is to have execution power! Remember these before you start trading!

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