What does making money in the crypto world rely on? Many beginners say it's about having a big heart. My real experience tells me—more important than courage is to last longer.



To go from 3,000 yuan to 1 million, the first step is not rushing into the market, but asking yourself: what kind of trading suits me best? Is it holding spot positions passively, or trading futures for gains, or doing swing trading to follow the rhythm? Blindly following the trend will only turn you into fuel for the market.

I have developed a core methodology that is simple but effective:

**The Rhythm Behind Price Movements**

First, only pay attention to coins that have experienced continuous large drops. After thorough shakeouts, the rebound space will be the greatest. Conversely, after a short-term rally, you must reduce your position—don't expect to eat the last piece of meat. Ultimately, money in the crypto world is made by selling; holding positions without action often causes more anxiety than losses.

After a long sideways trend, a sudden increase in volume? That’s often a signal of capital starting to move. Another deadly trap: don’t bet on recovering your losses. Many people don’t die from wrong judgments but from the illusion of "waiting a bit longer," which turns small losses into big ones. Coins that are continuously rising carry risks greater than opportunities; the lessons from "high-altitude drops" are too many to count.

**Three Final Common Sense Tips**

Regularly investing a fixed amount is more important than guessing daily whether prices will go up or down. Don’t chase the highs or bottom out; only make money within your understanding. The most crucial point—only use funds you can afford to lose.

The first pot of gold is never a one-shot gamble but a set of repeatable logic. As long as the direction is correct, profits are only a matter of time.
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LiquidationWatchervip
· 3h ago
That's quite true, but I think the most heartbreaking thing is still that phrase "Don't gamble to get back," as too many people around me have endured small losses for years only to eventually blow up their accounts because of this idea. Is steady profit not satisfying enough? Do you have to pick up the bag at the high point? When will you truly understand this? Actually, it's just three words—follow the rules. Dollar-cost averaging has really changed my mindset; I no longer need to watch the market every day.
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ImpermanentPhilosophervip
· 3h ago
I'm impressed that you can hold on for so long, but to be honest, most people simply can't last until that day. I'm impressed that you can hold on for so long, but to be honest, most people simply can't last until that day. Don't talk about cognitive scope; the funds that can afford losses are all playing with money they can't afford to lose and are still in the game. Dollar-cost averaging? Sounds good, but the ones truly making big money are all in and out quickly. I have to counter the idea that the biggest rebound space is here; extreme shakeouts often mark the beginning of further declines.
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ZKProofstervip
· 3h ago
ngl the "walk longer not bolder" thing is technically sound but most people won't actually stick to it lol
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rugpull_survivorvip
· 3h ago
It sounds good, but only a few can truly stick with it. Most can't wait and collapse before that cycle even ends.
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