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《TK Trading Rules, A Beginner's Review》 1. Cherish your chips, never lose them all, and stay at the table to win. This market is not about luck; it's your patience, experience, accumulation, persistence, and logic that make you profitable. 2. Learn to review and summarize, always reflect, and make it a habit to summarize daily, preferably in writing. 3. Shitcoins are a financial game, with political perspective > monetary perspective ≈ cultural perspective > pure construction perspective. Join the election narrative Pnut > Sotheby's Ban ≈ traditional cultural cult > ordinary project token issuance (project funds > project strength) / pure meme. 4. When you can't resist showing off your gains, it's time to take profits. 5. Keep your holdings stable, don't FOMO yourself. For non-top-tier narratives, retreat profits at any time. Non-top-tier narratives don't require a grand vision; profit is enough. 6. If you didn't get in on the leader first, don't go for the second leader. Wait for the second wave of the leader, and believe in the strong getting stronger! 7. When encountering a hot market, rush in immediately without fear of chasing high. When encountering a certain opportunity, use market sentiment to judge the top, not the price. (e.g., Trump) 8. Always take out your principal when doubling. This market is not about who earns more but who survives longer. 9. View narratives with dynamic thinking. The development of narratives often goes in the opposite direction of static thinking logic due to external forces. 10. Only join in an uptrend, don't bottom fish in a downtrend; there are eighteen levels of hell below the bottom. 11. Memes are essentially a game of attention. Think about who will see a coin and who will buy it. 12. Opportunities are always there, and the next one is better. If you miss or mishandle one, protect your principal and wait for the next opportunity. 13. Establish your own trading logic. Bet heavily on your own opportunities and don't envy money outside your logic. 14. What hinders you from making money is not the market trend but your own greed, fear, impatience, and hesitation. Missing out, turning profit into loss, and selling too early are all due to poor emotional management. 15. Don't touch trash, don't scatter your focus. Allocate your limited energy to the most valuable one. 16. Prejudice in people's hearts is a mountain. Never be biased, approach new things and narratives with an open mind. For narratives you don't understand, start with a small position. The mindset after getting in is completely different. Even if you don't achieve great results, you won't completely miss out and ruin your mindset. 17. Small narratives must be run within the day. 3-5M is basically the top for small narratives. Most shitcoin small narratives can't even reach 1M. For big narratives, 200-300 million is a top, and beyond that, it depends on emotional fermentation. 18. Don't get into old pools with small liquidity that suddenly surge, because those who were already in have preemptively entered, and going in now just provides them with exit liquidity. 19. Preserving your principal is the primary principle. Letting profits run gives you a chance to catch the big gold dog. 20. In long-term trading, don't let your cost line be exceeded by FOMO adding too much. Reverse bottom fishing will infinitely raise costs. 21. When a token's market cap/LP and trading volume are severely imbalanced, with a very low market cap and very high trading volume, the best strategy is to add some LP to earn fees. 22. The primary market is a market of small bets for big returns. Never think of making big bets for big returns, and even less for small returns. 23. Quantify every trade: for example, take out 50% of the principal at 1.5x, and sell 10% for every subsequent 1.5x increase. Prohibit replenishing positions, similar to the cap strategy. Buying 1000u at 100k to 100M can also yield 130k in excess returns, greatly reducing risk (the reason for taking out 50% of the principal at 1.5x is that it often doesn't reach 2x, but for top opportunities like Trump, consider not taking out the principal). 24. Before buying any coin heavily, think about whether you can bear the risk if it goes to zero. 25. Don't stop loss on small bets for big returns, but must set stop loss for big bets for big returns. 26. Many top earners are KOL small accounts. You need to follow these small accounts to buy, and let KOL big accounts help you exit liquidity. 27. Don't replenish positions. If trapped, avoid averaging down, as it often backfires in short-term speculation. 28. After a big loss, immediately summarize, preferably writing it down word by word, to give yourself time to calm down. Don't rush to recover losses, as it's easy to get carried away and make impulsive decisions. This can also happen when you don't want to leave after a loss and blindly add positions to bet on a rebound. 29. Prohibit adding positions at high levels. 30. Meme is a track for small bets for big returns. Don't bottom fish (there will always be newer, better, and more exciting narratives for everyone to FOMO) and only catch the first wave. In conclusion, the most important thing is to persist in patience, review, research, and continuous learning. Sitting for 12+ hours a day, scanning chains, and thinking will eventually bring you the results you want. If you can't endure this hardship, don't do this job. Remember, we are the most talented traders, and we will succeed. We will all achieve our great results. Let's encourage each other. ------TK