Six years ago, I only had 10,000 U. Three years later, I increased it to 1,060,000 U
Without insider information and not catching the doubling frenzy, I just held onto a thought - treat trading like leveling up in a game, honing my skills
Retail investors always look for shortcuts, but the pitfalls I’ve encountered tell me: the truly reliable logic is built from simple methods. Today, I’ll share 6 insights that I have repeatedly validated with you; understand one, reduce losses by tens of thousands; achieve three, surpass 80% of retail investors
1. Rapid rise and slow decline, don’t rush to cut losses
Many people panic when they see K-line sharply rise and then slowly pull back, fearing profit loss and selling hurriedly, ending up selling at a low point.
In fact, this kind of trend is mostly the big players washing the market: first pulling up to attract retail investors, then slowly adjusting to wear down the indecisive shares, quietly hoarding.
The real top is not a slow adjustment but a sudden massive rise followed by a cliff-like drop; that is the signal for retail investors to take over.
Second, fast drop slow rise, don't be greedy for bargains.
Flash crash above 5%, then rising 0.5% every day for several days, many people think 'it's bottomed out', and rush to buy the dip.
I've suffered losses and tell you: this is often the rhythm of the big players quietly unloading—first a flash crash to lock in the trapped positions, then slowly rebounding to create a 'stabilization illusion', waiting for retail investors to take the bait, and finally smashing down to wrap it up. The last knife hurts the most.
Three, volume at the top is not the top; lack of volume is dangerous.
High position with large volume, many people are afraid it will drop, but that may not be the case.
High position with transaction volume indicates that funds are still in the game, there may still be an opportunity for a surge.
The real danger is when there is no volume at a high position—transaction volume suddenly shrinks, the market hits the mute button, and once it breaks the support level, it is likely the beginning of a collapse.
Fourth, don't rush in when there's volume at the bottom; continuous volume is the real opportunity.
Don't rush to jump in when there's a single large volume at the bottom.
I once made the mistake of buying the dip just because I saw volume at the bottom, falling for the big players' 'bait' several times.
The real opportunity is when there's fluctuation + continuous volume: first consolidate for 1-2 weeks to stabilize shares, then have 3-5 days of moderate volume (more than 30% above previous levels), that is the rhythm of the big players building positions.
Five, trading cryptocurrencies is essentially about trading people's hearts; emotions are hidden in transaction volume.
Many people only look at K-line trends and ignore the transaction volume.
K-line is the 'result', transaction volume is the 'cause'.
Low volume → the market is indifferent, and the trend is likely to be sideways.
Increased volume → real cash flow entering the market, opportunity is here.
Where the funds are, there lies the opportunity.
Six, the ability to be 'nothing' is the real ability.
In the end, what matters is the ability to control impulse.
There should be no obsession with 'must hold positions': when the market is bad, one can stay in cash for 10 days or half a month.
No anxiety about 'fear of heights and greed for lows': don't hesitate when buying the dip, and don't be greedy when taking profits.
This is not about lying flat but about the mental fortitude honed through thousands of trades. Knowing when to wait and when to act is much more reliable than blindly chasing gains and cutting losses.
The cryptocurrency market never lacks opportunities; what it lacks are those who can control themselves and see clearly.
Many people feel they are earning slowly, in fact, they are just bumping around in the dark without direction.
The path I've taken in the past three years is like a lamp, illuminating my way forward.
If you don't want to guess anymore and avoid pitfalls, pay attention to.@加密元总
When there's unusual market activity, I will share the logic and operational advice immediately; following this is much more stable than blindly feeling around.
