The Dark Forest Rules of the Crypto Space: 12 Anti-Human Survival Codes
1. When the market takes a dive during the day, you gotta catch the dip; around 21:30, the whales will pump it up.
2. If the market surges during the day, don’t chase the highs, it’ll likely dump again at night. $ETH
3. The key signal for buying and selling is the pin bar; the deeper the pin, the stronger the buy/sell signal.
4. Major meetings or positive news will pump the price, but when the news lands, expect a drop.
5. When the group discusses a strategy and the community hypes a coin, you might get too excited and likely get wrecked; consider a counter move. If a coin is hot, it’s ripe for a short.
6. If a buddy recommends a coin and you’re not that interested, it’s likely to moon; when in doubt, throw a small amount in just to test.
7. If you’re heavily leveraged on a position, you’re bound to get liquidated; why? You’re on the exchange’s liquidation watchlist. $BTC
8. Once your short hits the stop-loss, it’s guaranteed to tank; if they don’t shake you out or liquidate you, how else would it drop? Think TRB.
9. When you’re close to breaking even and it suddenly reverses, how could they let you cash out and run?
10. When you take profits, it’s a pump; if you don’t exit, how can they pump it? The bag is too heavy.
11. When you get excited, a dump is imminent; your excitement is just bait from the market makers.
12. When you’re broke and every project seems to be pumping, it’s FOMO time, rush in.
So you see, the market is manipulated over 80% of the time; besides managing your position size, you gotta be proactive, and don’t enter the game until you clearly understand the market makers’ moves. The moment you enter, you’re just meat on the exchange's chopping block.
Trading is all about patience, discipline, and timing. Let's grind together.
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1. When the market takes a dive during the day, you gotta catch the dip; around 21:30, the whales will pump it up.
2. If the market surges during the day, don’t chase the highs, it’ll likely dump again at night. $ETH
3. The key signal for buying and selling is the pin bar; the deeper the pin, the stronger the buy/sell signal.
4. Major meetings or positive news will pump the price, but when the news lands, expect a drop.
5. When the group discusses a strategy and the community hypes a coin, you might get too excited and likely get wrecked; consider a counter move. If a coin is hot, it’s ripe for a short.
6. If a buddy recommends a coin and you’re not that interested, it’s likely to moon; when in doubt, throw a small amount in just to test.
7. If you’re heavily leveraged on a position, you’re bound to get liquidated; why? You’re on the exchange’s liquidation watchlist. $BTC
8. Once your short hits the stop-loss, it’s guaranteed to tank; if they don’t shake you out or liquidate you, how else would it drop? Think TRB.
9. When you’re close to breaking even and it suddenly reverses, how could they let you cash out and run?
10. When you take profits, it’s a pump; if you don’t exit, how can they pump it? The bag is too heavy.
11. When you get excited, a dump is imminent; your excitement is just bait from the market makers.
12. When you’re broke and every project seems to be pumping, it’s FOMO time, rush in.
So you see, the market is manipulated over 80% of the time; besides managing your position size, you gotta be proactive, and don’t enter the game until you clearly understand the market makers’ moves. The moment you enter, you’re just meat on the exchange's chopping block.
Trading is all about patience, discipline, and timing. Let's grind together.
#特朗普行政令审查加密支付准入 #美比特币战略储备将公布