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How much U do I need to earn to move on from the past?
I am a post-90s, currently living in Guangzhou.
Eight years ago, I entered the crypto world for the first time. For the first four years, I was a complete novice, facing liquidation, zero balance, exchanges running away; I almost fell into every pit available. Back then, I had 50,000 U, and I thought it was enough for me to turn my life around, but not long after, I lost it all.
During the hardest times, my girlfriend also left. I drank every day, and I was completely done. Ironically, during that time, I didn’t make any trades and accidentally avoided the 3·12 disaster.
Some went bankrupt overnight that day, while others turned their fortunes around.
The crypto world is that absurd.
Later, I stopped rushing in recklessly. I began to review my trades repeatedly and gradually corrected my bad habits. After a few years of hard work, my account finally reached eight figures.
Many people think I am lucky, but I know very well that without those few strict rules, I wouldn’t have made it to today.
First, if it rises quickly and falls slowly, it’s probably not the peak; the main force is accumulating.
The real danger is when there’s a large volume surge followed by a big bearish candle crashing down.
Second, if it falls quickly and rises slowly, don’t think it’s giving you an opportunity.
Many times, that’s not a rebound; it’s the last trick the main force plays to lure you in.
Third, high volume at a high point doesn’t necessarily mean it’s the end; low volume at a high point is the real danger.
Fourth, if there’s a sudden surge in volume at the bottom, don’t get too excited yet.
A single day of volume increase is likely just a show for you. The real bottom is often when no one is talking, followed by several days of slow volume increase.
None of this is something you’ll find in a book.
It’s all earned through my repeated liquidations and losses.
I’ve seen too many people who, the more they want to turn their fortunes around quickly, the faster they end up failing.
The market has always been there, but not everyone can wait for it.
Those who survive never rely on luck.
It’s about rules, mindset, and pushing yourself to keep moving forward even in the darkest times.
If you are still stumbling around now, come Z me.
I am a post-90s, currently living in Guangzhou.
Eight years ago, I entered the crypto world for the first time. For the first four years, I was a complete novice, facing liquidation, zero balance, exchanges running away; I almost fell into every pit available. Back then, I had 50,000 U, and I thought it was enough for me to turn my life around, but not long after, I lost it all.
During the hardest times, my girlfriend also left. I drank every day, and I was completely done. Ironically, during that time, I didn’t make any trades and accidentally avoided the 3·12 disaster.
Some went bankrupt overnight that day, while others turned their fortunes around.
The crypto world is that absurd.
Later, I stopped rushing in recklessly. I began to review my trades repeatedly and gradually corrected my bad habits. After a few years of hard work, my account finally reached eight figures.
Many people think I am lucky, but I know very well that without those few strict rules, I wouldn’t have made it to today.
First, if it rises quickly and falls slowly, it’s probably not the peak; the main force is accumulating.
The real danger is when there’s a large volume surge followed by a big bearish candle crashing down.
Second, if it falls quickly and rises slowly, don’t think it’s giving you an opportunity.
Many times, that’s not a rebound; it’s the last trick the main force plays to lure you in.
Third, high volume at a high point doesn’t necessarily mean it’s the end; low volume at a high point is the real danger.
Fourth, if there’s a sudden surge in volume at the bottom, don’t get too excited yet.
A single day of volume increase is likely just a show for you. The real bottom is often when no one is talking, followed by several days of slow volume increase.
None of this is something you’ll find in a book.
It’s all earned through my repeated liquidations and losses.
I’ve seen too many people who, the more they want to turn their fortunes around quickly, the faster they end up failing.
The market has always been there, but not everyone can wait for it.
Those who survive never rely on luck.
It’s about rules, mindset, and pushing yourself to keep moving forward even in the darkest times.
If you are still stumbling around now, come Z me.
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