I've been in the crypto game for 7 years, flipping 50k into 7 million.
These hard-earned rules are my biggest takeaway over the years.
Cutting through the fluff, let’s get to the point.
When prices spike quickly and then dip slowly, don’t panic sell $RED .
If the price shoots up and then drifts back down—don’t get shaky.
This is just a pump-and-dump by the whales, messing with your emotions to scoop up your bags.
What really gets you are those sudden price surges of 40% followed by a quick 50% drop—what I call the “guillotine move.”
That’s a trap for the fools chasing highs.
If it drops fast and bounces slowly, don’t get greedy $JOE .
When the waterfall hits, followed by a small rebound—don’t rush to catch the bottom.
This is just the market makers dumping their bags in disguise.
“Since it’s dropped so much, it must be due for a rise, right?” Wake up.
The last fake bounce is designed to trap those who think they’re clever.
If there’s volume at the top, no need to worry; if there’s dead volume at the top, it’s time to bounce.
If the price is hitting highs with increasing volume—there might still be some gains to be had.
But if it’s just sideways at the top with stagnant volume—get out while you can.
Without new blood coming in, a crash is just a matter of time.
Remember: volume at the top extends life, while shrinkage at the bottom indicates a true bottom.
If there’s unusual activity at the bottom, don’t get excited; sustained volume is the real signal.
If the price is down bad and suddenly there’s a massive bullish candlestick—don’t get too hyped.
It could just be a bluff by the whales.
Keep an eye on sustained volume: if it’s been low for six months and then suddenly spikes, that’s a genuine accumulation signal.
Trading crypto is about understanding the market psychology; volume leads price.
Just looking at the candlesticks won’t win you trades; you need to watch how people are reacting.
Volume is the mirror reflecting emotions.
Price is the dog led by emotions, while volume is the leash.
Before PEPE skyrocketed in 2025, on-chain trading volume rose for 7 days straight, over 200%—once volume moves, price goes wild.
Understand just one of these five points, and you’re already on the path to becoming a winner.
Nail three of them, and you can crush 90% of the retail crowd.
If you don’t want to be led around by the big players every day and want steadier opportunities—
follow Ming Ge. Daily market signals and strategies laid out in advance.
If you’re going to trade, trade like the big players. @Ming_铭哥
These hard-earned rules are my biggest takeaway over the years.
Cutting through the fluff, let’s get to the point.
When prices spike quickly and then dip slowly, don’t panic sell $RED .
If the price shoots up and then drifts back down—don’t get shaky.
This is just a pump-and-dump by the whales, messing with your emotions to scoop up your bags.
What really gets you are those sudden price surges of 40% followed by a quick 50% drop—what I call the “guillotine move.”
That’s a trap for the fools chasing highs.
If it drops fast and bounces slowly, don’t get greedy $JOE .
When the waterfall hits, followed by a small rebound—don’t rush to catch the bottom.
This is just the market makers dumping their bags in disguise.
“Since it’s dropped so much, it must be due for a rise, right?” Wake up.
The last fake bounce is designed to trap those who think they’re clever.
If there’s volume at the top, no need to worry; if there’s dead volume at the top, it’s time to bounce.
If the price is hitting highs with increasing volume—there might still be some gains to be had.
But if it’s just sideways at the top with stagnant volume—get out while you can.
Without new blood coming in, a crash is just a matter of time.
Remember: volume at the top extends life, while shrinkage at the bottom indicates a true bottom.
If there’s unusual activity at the bottom, don’t get excited; sustained volume is the real signal.
If the price is down bad and suddenly there’s a massive bullish candlestick—don’t get too hyped.
It could just be a bluff by the whales.
Keep an eye on sustained volume: if it’s been low for six months and then suddenly spikes, that’s a genuine accumulation signal.
Trading crypto is about understanding the market psychology; volume leads price.
Just looking at the candlesticks won’t win you trades; you need to watch how people are reacting.
Volume is the mirror reflecting emotions.
Price is the dog led by emotions, while volume is the leash.
Before PEPE skyrocketed in 2025, on-chain trading volume rose for 7 days straight, over 200%—once volume moves, price goes wild.
Understand just one of these five points, and you’re already on the path to becoming a winner.
Nail three of them, and you can crush 90% of the retail crowd.
If you don’t want to be led around by the big players every day and want steadier opportunities—
follow Ming Ge. Daily market signals and strategies laid out in advance.
If you’re going to trade, trade like the big players. @Ming_铭哥