True wealth accumulation has never relied on complex technical indicators, but rather on those seemingly simple yet highly effective trading disciplines. I have fallen many times in the market, and finally summarized these ten rules, each one a hard lesson learned.

When a strong coin pulls back for 7 to 8 days at a high level, most of the time it’s just a shakeout rather than a top, and this is a good time to start positioning. After the price rises for two consecutive days, no matter how optimistic you are about the future, sell half first—taking profits is the most reliable approach. If the daily increase exceeds 7%, do not chase during the early morning surge the next day; that’s often the people fleeing from the previous day’s gains.

Stay away from coins that were once in a big bull run; wait until the entire cycle is complete before considering them again. Emotional attachment is the easiest way to get trapped. If a coin consolidates sideways for N days without any movement, and it still can’t break through after a few more days, decisively switch to another coin—time is money. If you can’t recover your capital the day after entry, it indicates a misjudgment. Admitting mistakes is much more valuable than stubbornly holding on.

The ranking of price increases has inertia; coins that appear on the list for two consecutive days deserve attention, but usually by the fifth day, it’s time to sell—don’t expect further gains. Prices can deceive you, but volume won’t—pay attention to volume spikes at low levels, and if volume surges at high levels with divergence between price and volume, it’s time to exit.

Only trade coins in an uptrend. Use the 3-day moving average for short-term judgment, and the 30-day moving average for medium-term direction. Major upward waves require multi-cycle resonance to be valid. Small funds are not a disadvantage; reckless operations are the real trap. Clear logic, stable rhythm, and strict execution will naturally help your account grow.

Market opportunities are always present; what’s scarce are those who live long enough and can wait for the right moment. The method is already laid out—now it’s up to you whether you’re willing to take the simple route and do each step properly.