$BTC # How much U do they need to earn before coming back?$LINK

Three years ago, fan Xiao Fei went from having some savings to being heavily in debt due to trading cryptocurrencies, and even lost his girlfriend. By chance, he found me and scraped together 10,000 U, his eyes red, saying: “Brother Sen, this is all the money I have left, please help me!”

No insider info, no catching the bull market, I spent three years helping him roll 10,000 U into 300,000 U. Over 1,000 days and nights, we focused on one thing: treating trading like leveling up in a game, patiently honing our skills.

Today, I’m sharing 6 solid insights with you; understanding just one can save you tens of thousands, and if you grasp three, you’ll be more stable than most retail investors:

1. Rapid increases and slow decreases indicate the big players are accumulating

If it shoots up quickly and then slowly drops, it’s likely just a shakeout, don’t rush to cut losses; when it truly peaks, it suddenly surges on high volume before a ‘bang’ waterfall drop, just wait for someone to take over.

2. Rapid decreases and slow increases indicate the big players are offloading

After a flash crash, if it rebounds slowly, don’t think it’s a bargain — that could be the last stab. Avoid the thought of “it’s already dropped so much, how much lower can it go?” This is the easiest trap to fall into.

3. High volume at the top doesn’t mean it’s over; low volume is the real danger

If there’s still volume at high levels, there might be another surge; but if it’s quiet and low volume at the top, a crash signal is coming.

4. Don’t be reckless with high volume at the bottom; sustained high volume is reliable

A single spike in volume could be bait to lure in traders, you need a shakeout first, then several days of continuous high volume, that’s the real opportunity to build a position.

5. Trading cryptocurrencies is about trading people’s sentiments, and those sentiments are hidden in the volume

Candlestick charts show the results, but trading volume reflects the emotions: low volume means no one is playing; a sudden increase in volume means real money is flowing in.

6. ‘Nothing’ is the real skill

No attachment, if it’s time to hold cash, then hold cash; don’t be greedy, if it’s time to buy the dip, then act calmly. This isn’t just lying flat; it’s mastering your trading mindset.

There are always opportunities in the crypto world, but what’s lacking are those who can control their hands and see the situation clearly. You’re not slow; you’re just stumbling around in the dark!

Before, you walked alone in the dark, now the light is in my hands, shining bright 💡 — will you follow, or not?