#比特币对比代币化黄金 Starting from an initial capital of 6,000U and working my way up to an eight-figure sum, I’ve summed up a few lessons from all the pitfalls I’ve hit over the years. These aren’t advanced theories—just hard-earned lessons paid for with real money.

When the market is grinding sideways, that’s when you should pay the most attention. Don’t get carried away chasing those sharp up-and-down moves. When everyone is shouting about a trade, that’s usually the time to consider getting out.

A market that climbs slowly is generally more reliable. If there’s a sudden big green candle, remember to take profits to feel secure.

It’s normal for the price to pull back after a surge. But if there’s no clear dip, don’t rush to go all-in. Once the main upward move starts skyrocketing, the top isn’t far away—if there’s a sharp drop, exit quickly; if the rise is gradual, take more time to analyze.

If the price suddenly plunges but trading volume doesn’t follow, it’s probably a fake-out. If it grinds down slowly with increasing volume, that’s a signal to exit.

When breaking through key moving averages, you need to keep up with the trend. Looking at both daily and monthly charts together gives you a clearer picture of what the big players are doing.

If volume doesn’t keep up during a pump, be wary of a bull trap. Shrinking volume with new lows often means a bottom is forming; when volume picks up and the price recovers, that’s the time to position yourself.

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