Making a million-dollar level from a small account, the crypto world isn't as complicated as it seems. A seasoned player recently summarized his 9 practical tips—listen and you can avoid many detours.

First, recognize your own capital scale. If you only have 10,000 to 100,000, don't expect to have gains every day. Catching one or two big market moves is enough; frequent trading often leads to faster losses.

If you don't sell on the day good news comes out, be prepared to sell when it opens high the next day. This is a painful lesson—good news often signals a top. Waiting for the price to fall before selling is too late and will only make you regret.

Pay special attention to news and the days before holidays. Before major events, clear your positions or reduce holdings in advance. Once the trend becomes clear, follow the market. This way, you earn real money.

For medium to long-term trading, keep your position sizes small. Heavy positions may seem to double quickly, but you're actually digging your own grave. Gradually accumulating with small positions is more stable. Short-term trading requires speed, accuracy, and decisiveness—if the setup looks good, go for it; if something feels off, exit quickly. Hesitation only leads to getting trapped.

Market rhythm can be fast or slow; you must follow its beat and not overthink. If you see the wrong direction, cut your losses immediately—don't hold on stubbornly. Stop-loss is about protecting your capital; it's the most basic and crucial defense line.

For short-term trading, monitor 15-minute K-line charts closely. The KDJ indicator can help you pinpoint bottoms accurately. And most importantly—attitude. The crypto market has large fluctuations, so you need mental resilience to handle big swings. Don't let temporary market movements hijack your emotions; staying calm is key to sustained profits.