How much USDT do you need to earn to be worthy of saying to her: Long time no see?

Three years ago, fan A Jin started trading coins, going from having a little money to being heavily in debt. His girlfriend Xiao Hong also left him, and it was by coincidence that he met me. After scraping together what he had, he said to me: Brother Sen, I only have this 5,000 U left, please help me! Seeing his situation, I agreed without hesitation $ASR

I spent three years helping him roll his 5,000 U into 150,000 U, without any insider information and without hitting a particularly crazy bull market, relying entirely on a set of "simple methods" that we used repeatedly. During over 1,000 days and nights, we focused on one thing: treating trading like leveling up in a game: no impatience, honing skills, and building patience.

Today, I’m sharing these 6 solid insights with you. Understand one, and you can lose a few thousand less; achieve three, and you’ll be more stable than 90% of retail investors #炒币技巧

First: Rapid rises and slow falls indicate that the big players are gradually accumulating.

A sharp rise followed by a slow decline is mostly a washout. Don’t rush to cut your losses. The real peak is when there’s a sudden surge in volume followed by a "bang" waterfall drop, catching people off guard.

Second: Rapid falls and slow rises indicate that the big players are quietly unloading.

After a flash crash, a slow rebound doesn’t mean it’s a bargain opportunity; it could very well be the last blow.

Don’t think, "It has fallen so much already, how much lower can it go?" This thought is the easiest way to trip up.

Third: A peak with volume doesn’t necessarily mean it’s over; no volume is when to be careful.

If there’s still volume at a high level, it might still surge; if it’s quiet with no volume at a high, that’s a signal of an impending crash.

Fourth: Don’t be reckless with volume at the bottom; continuous volume is more reliable.

Single volume spikes could just be baiting people. There should be a period of fluctuation first, followed by several days of continuous volume; that’s the real opportunity to build a position.

Fifth: Trading coins is about trading people's sentiments, which are hidden in the volume.

K-lines are the results, but trading volume is the emotional expression. If the volume is small, it means no one is playing anymore; if the volume suddenly increases, it indicates that real funds are flowing in.

Sixth: "Nothing" is the true skill.

Don’t have any obsessions; go into cash when needed, don’t be greedy and buy at the bottom when necessary, and stay calm. This isn’t about lying flat, but about mastering the trading mindset $UNI

There are always opportunities in the coin circle, but what’s lacking are people who can control their hands and see the scene clearly.

Follow Da Sen, no boasting or making empty promises, just sharing experiences that can help you survive in the circle. The team still has spots, so hop on quickly and follow Brother Sen to eat steadily #加密市场观察