I am 37 years old this year, from Ningbo, Zhejiang, and now settled in Shanghai. Eight years ago, I stepped into the crypto world with over 2000 U, starting as a novice and working my way up, and now my account has already surpassed eight figures. $BEAT
What I used is just a set of methods that "look clumsy but are actually solid"; this year I made over 1 million in just two months. $SOL
Now I have a house in Shanghai and two villas in Zhejiang, with freedom of time and peace of mind.
Looking back, I realize that the true experts in the crypto world are not those who rush the fastest, but those who can stay steady and endure longer.
Over the years, I have accumulated the most practical 7 experiences in the crypto world, all organized here. Don't underestimate them; understanding one could save you hundreds of thousands; comprehending three means you have already surpassed 90% of retail investors.
Many people only look at prices but ignore the most crucial signal—trading volume. Volume is the heartbeat of the market; being able to understand it means you have truly entered the field.
After a rapid price surge, if it slowly falls back, don't panic; that often means the main force is quietly accumulating. The real danger is a sudden large bearish candle after a big volume increase, which is called "bait for reallocation"; rushing out may get you trapped.
After a flash crash, don’t rush to catch the bottom. That’s not a rebound; it’s often the last unloading of the main force. Remember: the market is best at punishing those who "think it won’t fall."
The truth is hidden in the trading volume; a large volume does not necessarily mean a peak, while a decrease in volume is more dangerous. When prices rise with sufficient volume, it indicates that emotions are still high; once trading cools down, it is often a precursor to a crash.
Don’t rush to surge after a volume bottom; a single day of explosive volume does not necessarily indicate a true bottom. The real reversal should be observed through subsequent consolidation and continuity. Take a step back to see the direction clearly.
Trading cryptocurrencies is not about candlestick charts; it’s about human psychology. Volume represents consensus, while price is just emotion. If you can read trading volume, you can keep the right rhythm.
The last point, and the most difficult one— the highest realm of trading is "nothingness." Not greedy, not fearful, not anxious; you can wait with an empty position or decisively take action.
Winners in the crypto world are never those who react the fastest, but those who can stay steady and wait.
Keep up with the rhythm, lock in clear strategies and real results; spots are limited. Are you truly eager to break through and turn things around? Action is the only answer.
