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After three years of trading cryptocurrencies, I turned 10,000 USDT into 900,000 USDT. I didn't have insider information, nor did I encounter an exceptionally crazy bull market; it all relied on a "dumb method," gradually flipping it back and forth.
In 1095 days, I have only focused on one thing - treating trading like leveling up in a game, being patient and steady, honing my skills.
Today I'm going to share 6 solid insights with you. Understanding one can save you tens of thousands; mastering three will make you more stable than most retail investors.
Article 1: Rapid increases and slow decreases indicate that the market maker is gradually accumulating stock.
A sharp rise followed by a slow decline is mostly a way to shake out weak hands; don't rush to cut your losses. The real peak comes with a sudden spike in volume, followed by a "bang" and a waterfall drop that catches people off guard.
Article 2: Declining fast and rising slowly indicates that the market makers are quietly unloading their goods.
After a flash crash, it slowly rebounds. Don't think it's a chance to pick up bargains; it could very well be the last blow.
Don't think "It has already dropped so much, how much lower can it go?" This mindset is the easiest way to trip yourself up.
Article 3: A surge in volume at the top does not necessarily mean it's over; you should be cautious when there is no volume.
If there's volume at a high position, there might be another surge; if it's quiet at a high position with no volume, that's a signal that a crash is coming.
Article 4: Don't act rashly with increased volume at the bottom; continuous volume is what matters.
A single volume spike may just be bait to attract people. It needs to oscillate for a while first, and then if there is continuous volume increase for a few days, that is the real opportunity to build a position.
Article 5: Speculating on coins is speculating on people's hearts, and people's hearts are hidden in the volume.
The K-line is the result, while trading volume is the emotional barometer. When the volume is low, it means no one is playing; when the volume suddenly increases, it indicates that there is indeed capital flowing in.
Article 6: "Nothing" is the true skill.
No obsession, if it's time to be in cash, then be in cash; if it's time to buy the dip, then take action; remain calm and unhurried. This is not about lying flat but about perfecting your trading mindset.
There are always opportunities in the crypto world, but what is lacking are those who can control their impulses and see the situation clearly. You're not slow; you're just stumbling in the dark.
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