#数字资产动态追踪 The Counterintuitive Rules of the Crypto World: My 12 Secrets to Surviving



In this market, those who dare to go against conventional thinking are often the ones making money. Over the years, I’ve stepped on pitfalls and navigated waters, and I’ve summarized these 12 rules. Not every one is foolproof, but at least they can help you lose less.

**The Secret of Market Rhythm**

Breaking through during the day, and often rebounding around 21:30 during the European and American sessions — this is an old pattern. The best window for bottom-fishing is during the dull, suppressive daytime period. Conversely, rallies during the day are often retraced at night. Don’t chase highs; this is a lesson learned.

The trick with “injections” (sharp price spikes) is that they can be very deceptive. The more aggressive the injection, the stronger the underlying force. Some see injections and run away, but actually, that’s an opportunity.

**Information vs. Market**

Major news always follows this rhythm: before good news appears, the market has already digested expectations. When the good news is officially announced, it often results in a decline. So, the release of information is a selling point — remember that.

**The Trap of Group Sentiment**

The coins that are hyped the most in communities are often signals you should be wary of. The consensus among group members is often the exact opposite of the right entry point. When everyone is saying a coin is about to explode, it’s actually on the verge of a reversal.

On the other hand, projects that no one cares about or that don’t attract much interest may surprise you. The market is like that — hype itself is a trap.

**Position and Mindset**

Heavy positioning is like putting your neck on the chopping block. No matter how normal the volatility, if leverage is too high, liquidation becomes less about risk and more about probability. Managing your position size is the first rule of survival.

If you stop-loss a short and it continues to fall, you’ll regret it terribly. But regret is useless; if you need to stop-loss, do it. Otherwise, it will only hurt more in the end.

**Details of Trade Execution**

When you’re close to being break-even, the rebound often stalls — this is no coincidence, it’s market makers harvesting hope. A little greed can cost you a piece of your gains.

At the moment of taking profit, the market often pulls back — don’t underestimate these “small regrets.” They show that your risk control has saved you many times.

The atmosphere of rapid rise can be very exciting, but that feeling itself is a lure. A clear mind is more valuable than the numbers in your account.

Having no money at all is the most dangerous moment. FOMO can drag you back into the market forcefully, only to be precisely harvested. At this point, having less money is your best protection.

**Core Logic**

Ultimately, the survival rules in the crypto space are: discipline, patience, and control. Don’t chase highs or panic sell, don’t over-leverage or go all-in, and don’t be swayed by group emotions. Timing is important, but surviving longer is more valuable than making quick gains.
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MissingSatsvip
· 01-05 01:56
Oh no, this is a painful lesson for me --- I buy during the day dips and sell during rebounds; now I’m numb to it --- The harshest moment of stabbing the needle is actually at the bottom; doing the opposite is the way to survive --- Good news comes out, and I want to run; I’ve stepped into this pit too many times --- I never touch coins that the community hype about; the counter-indicator is too accurate --- Heavy positions mean courting death; my account has survived exactly because of this --- If you stop loss and it still drops, just consider it insurance --- Getting liquidated just as the market is about to recover is the most despairing; learning to admit defeat early is good --- After taking profit, the market pulls back, but I don’t regret it; surviving is winning --- Having no money on hand is actually the safest; FOMO makes you most vulnerable to being cut --- Discipline is more valuable than dreams; living longer is the real victory --- Honestly, only th
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fren_with_benefitsvip
· 01-04 16:34
Oh my, it's the same old spiel, I've heard it all before --- The moment I set a stop-loss, the market suddenly reversed and surged. That really is damn frustrating --- Lack of money is actually a form of protection, I have to admit that --- The coins hyped in the group are all scams; those who don't believe it got liquidated --- Getting the information out is the selling point; I finally understand this time --- The more aggressive the needle insertion, the stronger the force; next time I won't run away, I'll try --- Heavy positions are basically asking for death; I’ve personally experienced that feeling --- A clear mind is truly valuable; the account balance is actually just virtual --- The rebound after a stop-loss has ended; market makers' method of cutting the leeks is perfect --- The community consensus is to take the opposite side; this logic is definitely valid --- During the day, it’s suppressed and killed; at night, it rebounds. We've really figured out the pattern this time
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NFTArchaeologistvip
· 01-04 16:29
Stopping losses and then continuing to fall is really incredible, but this is the crypto world after all. --- A spike is often a signal to get in; don’t run away at the first sight of it. --- The most hyped coins in the group, I never touch. --- Heavy positions really equal courting death; I’ve long understood that. --- The point about landing information and selling is spot on; only after being burned do you realize. --- FOMO is the biggest killer; being broke can actually be a form of protection. --- The moment the rebound stops to break free, the market maker’s tactics are truly ruthless. --- A clear mind is indeed much more important than making quick money. --- Community consensus is a signal for contrarian operation; this has become a rule. --- I’ve been using the rebound window at 21:30 during the European and American markets. --- It’s really hard not to be influenced by group sentiment; discipline is key. --- The best time to bottom out is during the daytime when the market is suppressed.
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ClassicDumpstervip
· 01-04 16:28
Really, once you see through it, it's that simple. The hard part is execution. That's right, I've been cut by group emotions several times. A clear mind is indeed more valuable than account numbers, but no one can do it haha. Is lacking money the best protection? I can't buy that logic. Heavy positions are basically suicide; I've learned this the hard way through blood and tears. Turning information into action is the selling point. I've applied this many times, and each time I realize it too late.
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ApeWithNoChainvip
· 01-04 16:27
There's nothing wrong with what you said, but I've stepped into more pits. The biggest fear is still that moment of greed. When the group shouts about a coin, I directly do the opposite. I didn't catch the bottom during the 21:30 rebound. Stop-loss has really saved me several times. But it's easier said than done to put it into practice. The difference between clarity and greed is just one account. Lack of money is indeed a form of protection; I have deep experience with that.
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MintMastervip
· 01-04 16:22
Stopping losses and not executing them is like committing suicide; I've learned this long ago. I never look at the coins hyped in the group; opposite operations make huge profits. Hitting the stop-loss is the most deceptive; the harder the hit, the greater the force behind it. This logic is brilliant. Heavy positions mean seeking death; my blood and tears are lessons learned. The rebound window at 21:30 is truly perfect; I’ve bought the dip multiple times. Good news should be followed by selling; this contrarian thinking has saved me many times. When the rebound stops during a short squeeze, it’s not a coincidence but market makers harvesting; it’s disgusting. A clear mind is worth a hundred times more than account numbers; I stick this phrase on the wall. When you have no money, FOMO is the strongest; that’s when you should stay far away from the market. Group consensus is a contrarian signal; it’s been proven time and again. The atmosphere of a surge is itself a bait; don’t be emotionally hijacked. Breaking through during the day and rebounding at night—does this pattern still work now? Living long is a hundred times more important than earning quickly; this is the truth.
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