After mentoring so many students, I've discovered:

The ones who truly make money and go the distance are never the people glued to their screens every day, trying to catch every single market move.
Catching one or two major opportunities a year is enough.
Missing small opportunities is no loss, breaking even is a win.

These 5 principles are lessons I bought with real money:

1. Good news landing is your exit signal
If good news drops and you don't exit that day, you must exit on the next day's gap up.
Many people haven't failed to profit, they fail to take profits and end up on a roller coaster.
When good news is exhausted, it's the short-term peak—don't be the last one awake.

2. Reduce position before major events
Before important data releases and holidays, the market is most prone to making trouble.
My habit: reduce or even liquidate positions ahead of time, enter again once direction is clear.
Principal is for making money, not for gambling on direction.

3. Light position for long-term, heavy position for short-term
Build long-term positions in batches, never go all-in, leave ammunition for a prolonged battle.
Short-term: fast in, fast out. If it's wrong, exit immediately. Don't be greedy for that last bite—it burns the most.

4. Admit mistakes quickly, don't stubbornly hold on
If direction reverses, cut losses immediately, don't wait.
Too many people fall on those three words: "let's wait a bit more."
Stop loss isn't a loss, it's saving your life to keep playing.

5. Don't use too many indicators
For short-term I only look at 15-minute K-lines + KDJ, golden cross and dead cross is all I need.
Master the simple things and execute them steadily—that's more reliable than researching a bunch of fancy indicators.

The crypto space hates tunnel vision the most, hates panic the most.
Stay calm, use the right methods, and you'll survive to the end and smile at the end.

I'm Jingyi, Stone Plate with Basket. I only speak facts, no hype.
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