#数字资产动态追踪 Seven years ago, I was the same—buying high and getting cut, bottom-fishing and stepping into traps, full positions爆仓到只剩零头. Watching others showcase profits, I constantly doubted whether I was cut out for this. But it was during that dark period that I was forced to make a change: I had to develop a methodology that could help me survive.

In these seven years, I have lost three accounts, stepped into all the rookie traps—listening to insider tips, trading with leverage, chasing highs to buy in. After countless painful lessons, I distilled nine ironclad rules for trading. With this approach, I turned my account into an eight-figure sum in five years, maintaining a win rate of over 85%. Today, I share all of this in hopes of helping you avoid detours.

**Iron Rule 1: When a strong coin drops 5%, don’t sell; if it drops 7%, watch the market**
It’s okay if the price drops 5%, but if it continues to fall for 7 days without stopping, don’t touch it yet. Conversely, once it stabilizes around day 7, you can try a small position on day 8, likely catching a rebound.

**Iron Rule 2: Take profits after 3 consecutive days of rise**
I learned the hard way that “rises for 3 days must retrace.” Now, whenever I see a coin rising for three days in a row, no matter how much profit I’ve made, I sell 30% first, and hold the rest to observe the trend. Greed is the most expensive tuition in crypto.

**Iron Rule 3: Don’t rush to buy coins that drop over 5% in a single day**
Don’t think that a 5% dip in a bullish coin is an opportunity. Usually, there are another 2-3 days of inertia downward. Wait until the decline slows significantly and volume starts to shrink; then it’s safer to enter.

**Iron Rule 4: Re-enter after a major coin’s correction breaks key support lines**
If a key support like the 30-day moving average is broken, a short-term rebound is unlikely. Be patient and wait, or exit first.

**Iron Rule 5: No signals after 5 days of sideways movement, cut 50% and watch**
Market sideways can be the most misleading. If there’s no direction after 5 days, the risk outweighs the reward. Reduce your position by half and wait for real signals.

**Iron Rule 6: If holding for 2 days without profit, cut your losses immediately**
Time is also a cost. If after 2 days there’s no profit, the position might be wrong. Exit decisively and look for the next opportunity.

**Iron Rule 7: When the top three losers drop over 10% with decreasing volume, expect a rebound the next day**
If the biggest losers in the market all fall over 10% simultaneously with a sharp volume decline, it’s often a bottom signal. The next day, there’s a 3%-5% chance of a rebound.

**Iron Rule 8: Divergence between volume and price must lead to a change in trend**
If the price is rising but volume is shrinking, it’s a false rally—reduce your position to avoid risk. Conversely, if the price is falling but volume is shrinking, it’s often a sign of stabilization, and small positions can be added.

**Iron Rule 9: Only trade coins with both the 5-day and 30-day moving averages trending upward**
Trend is king. Coins with both lines moving up are the strongest in market sentiment. Don’t follow the crowd into other trades; stick firmly to this zone.

I used to be a gambler, but I later realized: the crypto market isn’t a casino, but a battlefield for those who follow the rules. Gamblers will eventually be eliminated by the market; only by embedding these ironclad rules into your bones can you survive to the end and earn real profits.

Over these seven years, I’ve seen too many stories of people entering and losing, then leaving. I’ve also seen those who persist and achieve stable profits through methodology. The difference is that some are taught lessons by the market, while others actively learn.

If you’ve already stumbled in crypto or haven’t found a stable trading method yet, these 9 ironclad rules can be directly applied. Each one has been verified with real money.