How much U do you need to win back to make her look at you again? $LINK
Three years ago, fan Xiaocheng speculated in cryptocurrencies, turning from having a bit of money to being heavily in debt, and his girlfriend ran away. It was by chance that he met me. He pieced together various platforms, blinked, shook his head, and said to me: Sister Anxin, I only have this 10,000 U left, please help me!
I spent three years helping him grow the 10,000 U he had into 300,000 U, without insider information and without hitting a particularly crazy bull market, relying solely on a set of "stupid methods," bit by bit.
Over the course of more than 1,000 days and nights, we focused on one thing: treating trading as leveling up in a game, being neither hasty nor impatient, honing our skills.
Today I will share these 6 solid insights with you. Understand one, and you can avoid losing tens of thousands; do three, and you will be more stable than most retail investors.
First insight: A rapid rise and a slow fall indicate that the big players are slowly accumulating.
A sharp rise followed by a slow fall is mostly a washout; don't be quick to cut losses. The real top is when there is a sudden surge in volume, followed by a "bang" and a waterfall drop that catches people off guard.
Second insight: A fast drop and a slow rise indicate that the big players are quietly offloading.
After a flash crash, if there's a slow rebound, don’t think it’s a chance to scoop up bargains; it could very well be the last blow.
Don’t think, "It’s already dropped so much, how much lower can it go?" This thought is the easiest way to trip yourself up.
Third insight: High volume at the top doesn’t necessarily mean it’s the end; no volume means you should be cautious.
If there’s still volume at a high level, it’s possible there could be another surge; however, if it’s quiet and has no volume, that’s a signal that a crash is coming.
Fourth insight: Don't be reckless with volume at the bottom; continuous volume is more reliable.
A single instance of high volume may just be baiting people. There should first be some fluctuations, followed by several days of continuous volume; that’s the real opportunity to build a position.
Fifth insight: Trading cryptocurrencies is about trading people’s sentiments; sentiments are hidden in the volume.
Candlestick charts are the results, while trading volume reflects emotions. When the volume is low, it means no one is playing; when it suddenly increases, it indicates that real funds are flowing in.
Sixth insight: "Nothing" is the real skill.
Have no obsession; when it's time to hold cash, hold cash; when it's time to buy the dip, act decisively, and remain calm. This isn’t being lazy; it’s about mastering the trading mindset.
Opportunities in the crypto space are always there, but what’s lacking are those who can control their hands and see the situation clearly. You're not slow; you're just bumping around in the dark!
If in the past you were walking alone in the dark at night, now the light is in my hands, and it’s always on. 💡 Are you following, or are you not following?
