#美股2026展望 Have you been in the circle for a year and still haven’t hit six figures? Friends holding $AIA $BNB $ZEC can take a look at this article. I have survived in the crypto market for seven years, rolling a principal of 200,000 to 20 million, experiencing liquidation, being trapped, and also watching profits pullback with my own eyes. In the end, I survived thanks to these lessons, and sharing them is not to show off, but because I sincerely believe some pitfalls can be avoided.

If the principal is below 200,000, don't always think about going all in. Catching one main wave in a year is enough to break even; what about other times? Just wait. The market won't provide opportunities every day; patience is more important than skill.

There is a harsh reality: you cannot earn money outside your cognitive scope. Run simulations more before the real market; both mindset and market feel are developed through practice. With simulations, you can make unlimited mistakes, but a single fatal error in the real market could result in instant elimination.

Did you not take profit on the day the major positive news came out? The next day opened high, hurry to leave, don't hesitate. The saying "good news is bad news" is a lesson learned with real money.

Before holidays, it's best to reduce positions or even go short. This is not superstition; just look at historical data to know that the market is likely to drop during holidays. During long holidays, liquidity is poor, and black swan events can happen at any time.

The core of medium to long-term investing is to keep cash on hand and to engage in rolling operations of selling high and buying low. Want to capture all the gains? That’s the mindset of the big players, retail investors can’t keep up.

Focus on short-term trading of coins with high trading volume and significant volatility; avoid obscure coins as they have poor liquidity and can easily break your mentality.

When the market is in a slow decline and bottoming out, rebounds are often sluggish; conversely, rebounds can be quick during a sharp drop. This is a matter of rhythm; getting it right yields twice the result with half the effort.

If you make a wrong purchase, admit it and cut your losses immediately. As long as the principal is still there, there is always a chance to turn it around. This is a survival rule, not a motivational quote.

For short-term trading, it's recommended to use the 15-minute candlestick chart along with the KDJ indicator, which can help capture many precise buy and sell points. You don't need to learn a bunch of techniques; mastering one or two sets is sufficient. Practicing the methods to perfection is more important than anything else.

$ETH The BNB market is highly volatile, but there are also many opportunities. The key is to survive and then wait for the wind to come.