I often read these tips, but it's still hard to learn.
every point always involves emotion and this is the hardest thing to do.
Experience becomes the most decisive thing in the trade.

Yeah, emotions is also one of the biggest factor to be successful in trading. That's why you will hear experience traders saying that you should throw your emotions out of the window then you enter the world of crypto trading.

Just few comments though, for diversification, it doesn't mean that you go and invest on other coins, for me it really means that you invest outside of it, like real state properties or stocks or mutual funds. As for FOMO, yes you can do it but as long as you know when to exit. Another thing, lay down your entry and exit strategy as well so that you can mitigate your risk.

The issue is that even if many people agree with all the points exposed above is that it is really difficult to apply all of those concepts in the high pressure environment of trading, when you are trading you need to take decisions in a matter of seconds so all of those points should be part of your decision making process in an almost unconscious way because you're not going to have the time to go through all of those points every time that you need to make a trade.

These are general rules, but following them does not mean you will get a guaranteed profit.
The last rule is the basis on which you should build your investment, while the rest of the rules are subject to change.
The most important thing is that you have a specific plan and an expected profit because the price will not be All-Time-High.
It is your faith in a matter that determines how much you earn from it.

this is good advise but hard to follow specially for newbie on trading and for trader that using emotion on trade.

These are the tips that I always hear in common and I agree with them. I will add some tips too that will help you.

1. Be disciplined in trading
2. Be emotionless in trading.
3. Have a mentor that will help you in trading.
4. Build your own strategy that will fit you.
5. Learn to hold.
6. Use some instinct in trading. You need some luck too  

Sounds like youre a experienced trader huh?or just making some sense but the truth is dont really know what trading is.

I have different strategy but giving me good inco,and that is 'follow your instincts 'maybe many of people here will oppose but this is how I managed my trading..b

Lots of the 'tips' don't really help when reading them as well. Like "don't FOMO". Everyone knows FOMO is bad, but when you're watching a price skyrocket and you really want to get in it's way too easy to forget this tip.

I agree that experience is the most important thing. Yeah, you can remember any tip you want,, but in the heat of the moment it's easily forgotten.

In my opinion just reading some tips, and then getting into it is the most beneficial. Obviously don't play with a ton of money while you're just learning. Probably best to buy something you believe in, and use $20 or so of something to practice trading with until you feel comfortable with playing with more money.

Oh and I just want to add one thing on your list, do your research before jumping in the puddle because you will need it once you want to venture into trading. And always do your research even if you have already researched on that certain coin because you might miss out something that's new or some new updates of that certain coin you want to invest in.

Additional helpful tips, but I want to suggest on point no 5. Not only learn to hold but also learn to sell quickly, this will need practice for at least scalper technique but it will be useful when the market is unstable. Even has been set cut loss, but faster decision will help better than cut loss. Sometimes it should aware to transaction fee, return to the market when see more certain direction of the price.