That day, 930,000 U quietly lay in the account. I didn't rush to withdraw it, my finger hovering over the key, dazed for half an hour.
This string of numbers didn't make me ecstatic; it pulled me back to that rental house in 2017—entering the crypto world with 5,000 U, without support or inside information, relying solely on stubborn determination to endure for eight years, rolling it to over 36 million.
What luck is there? Just three hard-earned rules from over 2,000 days and nights: treat the market as a battlefield, view liquidation as medicine, and do only three things every day—record data, review mistakes, and control your hands.
Today, I will share six profitable notes with you; understanding one will help you avoid a big pitfall, and mastering three will allow you to outperform 90% of retail investors.
1. Volume is the heartbeat of the market
Rising is like climbing stairs, falling is like sliding down a slope. Don't panic with rapid declines or slow rises; that's the big players quietly accumulating; be alert to rapid rises and slow declines, as true tops come with a volume waterfall, and the knife is never silent.
2. A flash crash is not a red envelope, it's a knife
The sharper the fall, the slower the rebound, indicating that the big players are withdrawing while hitting. Don't deceive yourself with "it's fallen enough"; the bottom in the crypto world is always one layer deeper than you think.
3. The biggest fear at high levels is silence
High volume doesn't necessarily mean a top, but silence at high levels is like a sudden mute in a late-night KTV—next second, a crash is inevitable.
4. Wait for a "sustained signal" at the bottom
A single volume spike can be a bait; only after continuous low volume followed by a volume spike is true capital entering. Whether you can hold it is not a test of technique but of composure.
5. K-line is the corpse, volume is the body temperature
K-line only tells you what happened; trading volume is the real-time thermometer. When volume shrinks to suffocation, the market is left with retail investors cutting each other; when volume suddenly surges, the sharks have already smelled blood.
6. Ultimate mindset: three no's
No attachment—leave when it's time to shut the screen;
No greed—hands in pockets when chasing highs;
No fear—dare to rationally add positions during sharp falls.
This is not a Buddhist mindset; it's a survival instinct after countless liquidations. The crypto world never lacks opportunities; it lacks those who can remain calm.
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