Eight years ago, my ex-wife left me because I had no car and no house, and barged into my home with another man. I neither cried nor made a scene; I simply closed the door and carved one sentence into my heart: One day, I will teach her a lesson with results.
I plunged into the cryptocurrency world without hesitation. Not for anything else, but to prove a point.
Eight years later, that eight-digit balance in my bank account has provided me with an answer.
Now, as an old hand in the cryptocurrency world who has been through thick and thin for many years, I want to share a few "counterintuitive" truths with you. I started with a capital of 10,000 and grew it to over 30 million—without insider information, shortcuts, or relying on luck. Many people ask me: Why can some people survive, while others can't even endure a single market cycle? The answer is simple: they understand the rhythm of the market makers and control their own hands.
The following six rules are the "survival laws" I have repeatedly verified over more than two thousand days and nights. They are not complicated, but they are very valuable. #币圈暴富
1. Rapid rise and slow fall is not a peak
After a sudden surge in the market, if it slowly drifts down—don't panic, that’s just a washout, funds are changing hands. What you should really run from is a straight drop that crashes immediately; that’s what buries people.
2. Rapid fall and slow rise is not a bottom
After a flash crash, if it slowly climbs back up, it looks like someone is holding on despite being weak. It seems like a secondary buying opportunity, but it’s actually the end of unloading. Don’t be fooled by "it’s already fallen so much."
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3. High volume at a high position can still play; no volume at a high position means run quickly
If the trading volume remains high at a peak, it means bulls and bears are still fighting, the show isn’t over. Once the price stabilizes and the volume shrinks—this kind of "quiet" is the prelude to a big drop.
4. A single high volume does not indicate a bottom
A bottom is not formed by a single candlestick but is honed over time. Continuous stable high volume over several days or weeks indicates that funds are really entering the market. A single large bullish candlestick is mostly a smokescreen.
5. Price is the result, volume is the emotion
The candlestick chart is superficial; the trading volume is the truth. It tells you where the market consensus lies and how the forces of bulls and bears change.
6. Only those who can "short" are true masters
Being in cash is not cowardice, it’s clarity. Not chasing highs shows restraint, and not panicking shows confidence. When you can approach the market with "no attachment," trading will truly serve you. #加密市场回调
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