The most impressive player I've seen is that friend who likes to brew tea at home.
In three years, an initial capital of 100,000 grew to 20 million. He relied not on complex formulas, but on a set of 'emotional rhythm' principles.
This method is simple enough for anyone to understand: the market always swings between fear and greed; understanding the rhythm allows one to win effortlessly.
1. The two types of 'emotional traps' most favored by the main players
False dips and true washout: The price of a coin suddenly spikes and then slowly retreats, leading most people to believe it’s about to crash and they should cut losses. This is often a sign that the main players are cleaning up floating positions to ease pressure for subsequent increases. The real danger signal is a violent surge followed by an immediate crash; that is when the main players are truly escaping.
False rises and true baiting: A sharp drop followed by a slow rebound looks like an opportunity to buy at the bottom, but in reality, it is a 'bait' set by the main players. Once retail investors jump in, they immediately reverse and crash the price. Sharp drops followed by slow rises are often traps; slow drops followed by sharp rises are where the true value lies.
2. Volume is the 'truth' behind K-lines
Don’t panic with rising volume: A significant price increase accompanied by increasing transaction volume isn’t necessarily the main players selling off; there may still be a second wave of market activity. The real danger comes when prices stagnate and suddenly the volume decreases, like an engine about to stall; the next step is often a sharp drop.
Bottom signals look at volume-price coordination: A single strong volume bullish candle isn’t reliable; a true bottom is characterized by a period of low volume consolidation followed by continuous gentle increases in volume, with prices steadily rising. This indicates that funds are quietly accumulating positions, more real than any positive news.
3. Simple mindset: Earn money from emotions, not from techniques
90% of losses in the crypto market come from emotional drives: panic selling when prices drop, and greedy chasing when prices rise. Winners only do two things:
Gradually position themselves when the volume is low and the market is quiet: often, when the market is ignored, it’s an opportunity;
Gradually take profits when the volume is high and the frenzy is on: sell gradually when everyone is shouting for the price to go up.
The highest level of trading is anti-human nature: maintaining greed in panic and maintaining fear in frenzy. Using this logic, the single-time returns may not be high, but the compounding over time is the real wealth code.
The crypto market is never short of opportunities; what’s lacking is the decisiveness to see through emotional fluctuations. When you no longer chase every movement but patiently wait for the market to make mistakes, earning money becomes a natural outcome.
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