I am 36 years old this year, from Xiamen, Fujian, and now I live in Shanghai. Six years ago, I entered the cryptocurrency world with 2600 U and have worked my way up from being a novice to having a substantial account balance.
I relied on a method that seems clumsy but is actually very effective; this year, I earned over 1.5 million U in just 5 months. $BTC
Now I own a house in Shanghai and a villa in Zhejiang, enjoying freedom and peace of mind.
Looking back, I understand that the true experts in the cryptocurrency world are not the ones who rush in the fastest, but those who can maintain their composure and endure.
I have compiled my 7 most practical experiences from my years in the cryptocurrency world. Don't underestimate them; understanding just one could save you hundreds of thousands; grasping three puts you ahead of 90% of retail investors. $SOL
1. Many people trading cryptocurrencies only look at the price but ignore the most critical factor—trading volume. In fact, volume is the heartbeat of the market; understanding it is the real entry point.
2. When the price surges and then slowly retreats, don’t panic; often, it’s the market makers quietly accumulating. The real trap is a significant increase in volume followed by a large bearish candle, known as “bait for reallocation,” where rushing out could lead to entrapment.
3. After a flash crash, if it slowly rises, don’t rush to catch the bottom. That’s not a rebirth but the last unloading by the main players. Remember this: the market is best at punishing those who think it can’t drop any further.
4. Trading volume; an increase in volume doesn’t necessarily mean a top, while a decrease is more dangerous. Sufficient volume during an uptrend indicates the market is still hot; once trading becomes quiet, it’s a prelude to a crash.
5. Don’t rush to jump in when volume hits the bottom; a day of explosive volume isn’t necessarily the real bottom. A true reversal must be assessed based on the sustainability after consolidation. Slowing down allows you to see the direction clearly.
6. Trading cryptocurrencies is not about candlesticks; it’s about human psychology. Volume reflects consensus, while price is just emotion. If you can read trading volume, you can catch the rhythm.
7. This is also the most difficult point—the highest trading realm is “none.” Not greedy, not afraid, not rushed; being able to wait without holding positions and decisively take action when necessary.
Winners in the cryptocurrency world are never the fastest responders but those who can maintain their stability and patience.
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