Can turn the principal into hundreds of times without relying on insider information or luck, only relying on these few iron rules to hold on until now. Today I will share them with you, so you won’t have to stumble in the crypto world anymore:
1. Rapid rise and slow decline hide tricks, as the main force is actually accumulating: The main force will never rush to dump and leave after a wave of rise; instead, it will slowly adjust and quietly collect scattered chips. When encountering this rhythm, don’t be frightened by small fluctuations, stay calm and hold on, don’t become the “leeks” that are washed out.
2. Rapid decline and stagnation are traps, the main force has secretly run away: A sudden flash crash followed by a weak rebound is most likely the main force quietly unloading. At this time, don’t rush to catch the falling knife, the “floor price” you think may actually be someone’s abandoned “bottomless abyss.”
3. High volume at the top doesn’t count as a peak; a decrease in volume on the way down is deadly: High volume at the top is mostly a play of chip turnover, so there’s no need to panic; but if there’s a decrease in volume and the price keeps going down with few transactions, that’s when you need to be alert that the market may really be at its end.
4. More volume at the bottom is reliable; don’t take single volume seriously: A single instance of high volume at the bottom may be a false move by the main force to lure in more buyers, it takes repeated high volume several times to indicate that the main force has really entered the market, and market consensus is slowly forming, only then is it safe to enter.
5. Emotion is more useful than indicators; volume is the truth: Don’t stubbornly cling to those flashy and complicated indicators; the market is ultimately supported by human nature. The rise and fall of volume is the most genuine reflection of market sentiment, more reliable than any indicator.
6. The “nothing” mindset is the ultimate password: Don’t obsess over a particular coin, don’t be greedy for more and faster, don’t fear corrections. Those who can wait patiently without holding positions for opportunities deserve to seize the real big market; those who rush in with full positions every day will eventually be educated by the market.
The biggest enemy in the crypto world has never been the market makers or the unpredictable market, but your own greed and itchy hands. The market has opportunities every day, but very few can maintain their composure, control their hands, and guard their positions until the end.
Most people are trapped in a dead cycle of chasing highs and cutting losses, not because they don’t work hard enough, but because they haven’t grasped the underlying logic of the market, lacking a light to awaken themselves.
The market is often there, but opportunities do not wait for anyone—following the right people and finding the right path is the way to walk out of the darkness. Why not try following Sister Ke to avoid unnecessary detours?