Having been involved in crypto trading for many years, I want to organize some practical insights that I’ve gained—perhaps they can help everyone.



**Tip 1: Independent judgment is the foundation**
Trading skills are either honed over years of practice or continuously refined through systematic learning to update your cognitive framework. But ultimately, only by forming your own independent standards of judgment can you truly get started.

**Tip 2: Risk control always comes first**
In long positions, set your stop-loss below key support levels; when shorting, place your defensive position above key resistance. Only with such settings can you truly protect yourself; otherwise, setting more stop-losses is pointless.

**Tip 3: Position sizing is more critical than entry and exit**
Everything flows from position sizing. Control the risk exposure of each trade; in the long run, this creates a rhythm of "small losses acceptable, profits can be amplified." Mastering this will elevate your earning speed by an order of magnitude.

**Tip 4: Mindset is an invisible killer**
Emotional management is often underestimated in trading. Reduce impulsive actions; don’t let anxiety, fear, or greed trap you. Sometimes, holding a vacant position is also a form of operation.

**Tip 5: Exiting is more decisive than entering**
Entry is important, but what truly determines victory or defeat is how you exit. Think through your exit logic carefully and execute strictly according to your plan—this ensures each trade has a beginning and an end.

Trading has no shortcuts; root yourself in the basics and proceed step by step to stay steady.
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MEV_Whisperervip
· 2025-12-20 05:09
The exit part was well explained, but how many people have died trying to get off... Still, no matter how correct it is, you have to fall a few times yourself to believe it.
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GweiTooHighvip
· 2025-12-18 11:45
The exit part is indeed the hardest. Many people start out earning, but then become greedy, and as a result, a single pullback causes them to give everything back.
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ReverseFOMOguyvip
· 2025-12-17 15:30
Position control is explained perfectly. So many people go all-in too aggressively when entering the market, and then get wiped out with a single limit-down.
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HappyToBeDumpedvip
· 2025-12-17 15:29
Position control is spot on; I just haven't fully understood it and have suffered a lot of losses.
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SignatureAnxietyvip
· 2025-12-17 15:26
Really, I have deep experience with stop-loss. I used to refuse to cut losses and held on until liquidation. Only now do I realize how foolish I was when I read this article. The part about position management is spot on. It's only because I understand this deeply that I have become stable in making money. Exiting the market is much harder than entering. Often, when it's time to run, I hesitate and fail to do so. It's also about independent judgment, but to be honest, most people are still copying others' strategies. Having an empty position is also a form of operation, and this must be acknowledged. Otherwise, you'd be anxious all day long.
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SorryRugPulledvip
· 2025-12-17 15:22
You're right, but I've heard this set of theories from you too many times, how many of them can actually be implemented?
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