凌晨三点，屏幕前的我曾经和你一样——眼睛盯着K线图，手指贴在鼠标上，心跳随着币价上下波动。追高被套、抄底抄在半山腰、账户资金像过山车一样疯狂波动……这些经历我都经历过。但有个转折点改变了一切：当我停止了对"精准预测"的痴迷，转而建立几套简单粗暴的交易规则后，市场突然变得好理解多了。

现在回头看，我曾经输的那些钱其实都是在"赌"。今天想分享五条彻底改变我交易节奏的核心原则。

**Rule 1: Chasing the rise is a sin; wait for a pullback before entering**

The weakness of human nature is that seeing a rise makes you itchy. I used to be like that—when the price surged straight up, I would get overwhelmed with FOMO, and in the end, I always became the last bag-holder. The turning point came later—I started to wait. Instead of chasing before breaking previous highs, I would build positions gradually when the price retraced to the middle or lower band of the Bollinger Bands. The most memorable moment was when a certain AI sector surged dramatically; I held back and didn’t act. The next day, when the price retreated to the middle band, I entered, catching a 30% rebound. Opportunities in the market are plentiful; missing one is minor, but jumping in at the wrong time is a big problem.

**Rule 2: The flying knife is still falling; don’t rush to catch it**

Bottom-fishing sounds glamorous, but in a downtrend, coins are like falling knives. My lesson is: looking at the percentage decline alone is useless; what matters is whether the price stabilizes. On a 1-hour K-line chart, I look for three consecutive candles at a support level that stay flat, with volume dropping to less than one-third of the historical average. Only then do I consider building a position cautiously. The last time a Meme coin plummeted, I didn’t rush; I waited until it consolidated sideways at a key level for 4 hours before acting. It then fell another 20%, but I’m glad I didn’t act prematurely.

**Rule 3: Quiet periods are traps**

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