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#数字货币市场回升 Newbie get on board total pitfalls? Remember these seven life-saving rules first.



Let's start with the harshest advice—don't touch the sideways markets. Do you think it's an opportunity? That's a trap set by the big players. Wait until the direction is clear; only then will the profits be tempting.

Then there is the art of chasing trends. When a cryptocurrency gets hot, make some profit and pull out, don’t get attached. Money is alive; it needs to follow the heat.

See a gap breakout? Hold tight and don't let go. This kind of volume increase is the main force accelerating; if you get off the ride early, just wait to regret it.

But when a large bullish candle appears, you should go against it—sneak out at the end of the trading session. After a rise, there is usually a need to wash out positions; only then is it real to put profits in your pocket.

How to use moving averages? When a bearish line hits the support level, it's a buying point; when a bullish line breaks through the resistance line, sell immediately. This is the rhythm of short-term trading.

Remember the three no principles: do not sell at a high, do not buy at a low, just watch the show during sideways movement. Want to catch the bottom and escape at the top? The market is always faster than you.

The last lifesaver—don’t go all in when building a position. Start with a small position, and add more once the trend stabilizes. The risks in the crypto space are so high; position management is your shield. $BTC $ETH
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BearMarketSurvivorvip
· 15h ago
Sideways markets are really a trap for newbies. When it looks calm, they want to buy the dip, but end up getting stuck badly. The big players eat the meat, we just sip the soup—that’s the reality of the crypto world. When there’s a huge bullish candle, I honestly get scared. If I feel it’s about to dump, I run away fast. That’s right, position management is the key to survival. If you go all-in once, you might be saying goodbye forever. Chasing hot trends does make quick money, but if you’re late, you’ll be the bag holder. I can never hold through a gap-up breakout. I want to buy when it’s hitting limit up, but my hands are never faster than my mind. I’ve had plenty of regrets. I remember the rule of not selling unless the price surges, but I still can’t get rid of my greed.
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AlphaBrainvip
· 19h ago
It's easiest to lose money during sideways markets. I've seen so many beginners go bankrupt at this stage, seriously.
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ReverseFOMOguyvip
· 12-02 19:47
Sideways is really a Newbie play people for suckers machine, just watch and don't act is the way to go.
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GoldDiggerDuckvip
· 12-02 10:20
Sideways really tortures people, waited for half a day and nothing happened, it's better to go watch a play. I have deep experience with chasing hot spots, making quick money means you have to run fast, if you're slow for a second you get trapped. A huge bullish line is indeed fierce, the rug pull at the end of the day has saved me several times, otherwise I would still be stuck inside. Position management is indeed correct, those who went all in how are they doing, I don’t need to say more. Not selling when it doesn’t spike is a bit difficult, just want to earn a little more, but the result is often a take the opposite position and then it crashes.
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StopLossMastervip
· 12-01 03:41
Sideways is the most annoying; it seems like an opportunity but is actually a trap. I got trapped two months ago because of greed.
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defi_detectivevip
· 12-01 03:39
Sideways really tests human nature, but how many people have truly made money from this trap theory that has been heard too many times?
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GweiTooHighvip
· 12-01 03:38
Sideways is really torturous; I just want to enter a position while watching, and then I get trapped... Position management is indeed important.
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ConsensusDissentervip
· 12-01 03:26
Sideways is really the most torturous, watching others make money while you just stare blankly, but you really have to hold on.
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SchroedingersFrontrunvip
· 12-01 03:13
Sideways really is a big pit, it seems like nothing, but in reality, the market makers are digging there. I've suffered this loss before, a bloody lesson. Chasing hot spots really requires timing; if you're too early, you'll get trapped, and if you're too late, you'll just be left with dust. Earning quick money also requires a quick exit, don't be greedy. I learned the bullish belt hold strategy; only the smart ones slip away at the end of the session. Many people die here, thinking it can still rise. Position management has been emphasized a thousand times, yet there are still people going all in. This isn't how you gamble, buddy. When there's a breakthrough with higher trade volumes, holding tight can really earn you money. Just be afraid of a collapsing mindset, watching profits and wanting to run. Moving average support levels are indeed useful, but the key is to have a sense of the market. If you lack market sense, no matter how much you teach this strategy, it won't help; you have to experience it yourself.
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