Having been in the crypto world for nine years, from initially getting liquidated to waking up at midnight to check the market, and now being able to profit steadily — this path I have paved with real money, today I share it all with the brothers who are still struggling in deep waters.

**Don't mess around during the day**
During the overlapping period of the Asian and European markets, the market behaves like a crazy monkey, with various false breakouts and baiting longs and shorts taking turns. I am now only focused on the movements after nine o'clock in the evening—this time period has concentrated liquidity, clear actions from the main players, and is a hundred times stronger than those spiky candlesticks during the day.

**Money must be in hand**
The numbers in the account do not count as money; only when transferred to the wallet is it yours. I set a strict rule for myself: every time I earn a thousand U, I immediately withdraw four hundred. Some may think this is too conservative? But having seen too many cases where profits of 30% turned into Get Liquidated in just three days, you understand what it means to "take profits off the table."

**Technical analysis must be systematic**
Trading by feeling? That's like using money to buy a lottery ticket. My standards are simple: MACD golden cross, RSI divergence, Bollinger Bands narrowing - at least two indicators must signal at the same time before I take action. For short-term trading, look for entry points on the 1-hour chart, while trend judgment must be based on the 4-hour chart. Remember, always wait for a pullback, don't chase that already risen bullish candle.

**Stop-loss is a lifesaver**
When watching the market, I will constantly move up the stop-loss position to lock in floating profits; if I go out or sleep, I will directly set a fixed percentage stop-loss. It's not embarrassing to get stopped out; what's truly fatal is being unwilling to cut losses—many people end up losing because they cling to the phrase "maybe it will come back if I wait a little longer."

**Must withdraw funds by Friday**
This is my watershed moment from being a novice to a seasoned player: every Friday without fail, I withdraw 30% of my profits. After three months of persistence, you'll find that stable small profits are more desirable than getting rich all at once, because you simply can't hold onto the latter.

**These pits disappear after stepping on them once**
Leverage should not exceed 10 times, 3 to 5 times is sufficient for beginners; do not exceed three trades in a day, doing too many is overtrading; stay away from those shitcoins and meme coins, they are not investment targets, but rather cash machines for the whales; and last but not least - never borrow money to trade coins, not even a penny.

In the end, trading is not about competing with the market, but about fighting against one's own greed and fear. Watching the market at set times, taking breaks at set times, and executing with discipline—those who survive will ultimately make money.

Stick to this process for three months. Don't expect to drive a luxury car; at least you can ensure that your account no longer goes on a roller coaster.