The profit-making logic in stocks and the crypto world is actually the same—study market structure, precisely control positions, and stay on rhythm. Where's the difference? The crypto market has more volatile swings, operates year-round without breaks, and risks can double if you're not careful.

Here are some key trading rhythm points I've整理ed, hoping they help you.

When you see a trend of three consecutive days of gains, it's time to take profits. Whether stocks or crypto, human nature is to want to maximize gains once profits appear, but in practice, you often can't. Be decisive when it's time to cash out; the feeling of making money is already in your pocket, and the rest can be chased by others.

Conversely, a five-day consecutive decline presents an attractive bottom opportunity, but only if there's a clear signal. The more it falls, the higher the chance of a rebound—no doubt. But buying recklessly is another matter. Wait for the signal before acting.

Details in the order book also matter. A sharp drop at open can be an opportunity; quick reaction can pick up remaining profits. If there's a surge early in the session, clearing positions is the right choice—don't let market sentiment dictate your actions.

The afternoon period is quite special. Market fluctuations lack a clear main direction, and short-term rhythm mainly involves reducing positions. chasing the rally is too risky. If it falls in the afternoon, don't rush to bottom fish; wait until the next day.

A surge in volume at high levels is a dangerous signal—if you see this K-line pattern,撤, don't ask why. Low volume at low levels isn't a cause for panic; it's the market digesting chips, just wait patiently.

Interestingly, shrinking volume at high levels isn't a reason to rush out. It indicates bulls are still there, just consolidating energy sideways. There's no need to adjust positions for now. If this pattern continues with decreasing volume, it's likely a主力洗盘 (main force shakeout). Don't rush to sell before a突破 (breakthrough).

Even if there's a volume contraction at high levels and prices fall, don't be scared into panic selling. No need to sell everything immediately. Market sentiment is constantly changing, and waiting for a better entry point is far better than blindly cutting losses.