Eight years of ups and downs—this phrase may sound a bit cliché, but it truly reflects the real experience. Looking back to when I first entered the market, I ran through every chasing highs and selling lows strategy—using coins like $CVC, $BTC to pay tuition fees. The most embarrassing moment was being fully invested and caught in a trap, with my account nearly wiped out. At that time, I really doubted whether I had what it takes.

Later reflection made me realize that relying on luck alone won't last long here; you need a repeatable methodology. Over eight years, I lost three accounts and gradually summarized rules that can truly be implemented. With these rules, I grew my account to eight figures in five years. Today, I want to organize and share these 9 rules, hoping to help you avoid a few pitfalls.

**Rule 1**: As long as a strong coin's pullback does not break previous support (usually not breaking important technical levels within 7 days), and it stabilizes by the 7th day, you can try a small position on the 8th day—there's a good chance of a rebound.

**Rule 2**: After three consecutive days of gains, reduce your position—take some profits off the table. Don't expect to exit at the very top.

**Rule 3**: If there's a single-day drop of over 5%, don't rush to buy the dip. Because technical inertia still exists, wait until volume decreases and price stabilizes before re-entering for safety.

**Rule 4**: For trending coins, wait for a pullback—such as a test of the 30-day moving average—before entering, rather than chasing the high.

**Rule 5**: If sideways consolidation lasts over 5 days without a clear direction, cut your position in half and observe—don't let your funds be on standby.

**Rule 6**: If your position hasn't made a profit in two days, cut your losses and exit—don't hope for a reversal.

**Rule 7**: For coins in the top three of the decline list, if they drop over 10% on decreasing volume, consider a small rebound the next day.

**Rule 8**: Volume-price divergence will lead to a trend change. If volume surges but price can't move up, reduce your position to avoid risk. Shrinking volume during a decline is worth paying attention to.

**Rule 9**: For coins like $BNB, only trade when both the 5-day and 30-day moving averages are trending upward—go with the trend.

These 9 rules are not difficult to understand, but truly sticking to them is the key. Over eight years, this discipline has kept my win rate above 80%. The crypto market is never a casino; it belongs to those who understand the rules and have discipline. Less impulsiveness, more patience—your account growth will naturally follow.