$BTC Most people in the circle are busy struggling for their salaries, while I occasionally check the market on my phone, having breakfast, and placing orders.
For them, this might be envy;
$ETH for me, this is daily life—also the confidence earned from countless pitfalls over the past few years.
A few years ago, I suffered significant losses, but it was those losses that honed my judgment today.
$XRP The market's true test has never been who has the best skills, but who can survive the longest, see clearly, and maintain a stable mindset.
Those rapidly rising and slowly falling trends make many think opportunities have come, but I can tell at a glance that the main force is quietly accumulating positions.
Speed too fast is often more dangerous; the more abnormal it seems, the more it shouldn't be touched.
After a sharp drop, don't fantasize about bottom fishing.
This is usually the main force unloading at high positions, giving you a glimmer of hope to encourage you to take over.
When there's heavy volume at the top, many rush to sell, but that's not necessarily the peak; sometimes it’s just the last test by the main force.
What we really need to be cautious about is when prices are high but there’s no volume, which means the market is out of fuel; if it doesn’t move, just wait to take the loss.
Heavy volume at the bottom is also a pit; the real bottom does not suddenly appear with a spike in volume but is stable for several days without breaking, where the main force is willing to hold—that’s the opportunity.
Trading cryptocurrencies, at its core, is an emotional game; the market reflects emotions, and emotions reflect trading volume.
The more you want to rush in, the more likely the main force is slowly withdrawing;
The more you want to escape, the more likely they are to accumulate positions at low levels.
Those who keep cutting in and out are always the same few types.
Those who face liquidation are not lacking in talent but in self-control.
Those who fantasize about a turnaround will ultimately be dealt with by the market.
I don’t think I’m particularly impressive, but I have been continuously reviewing, correcting, and optimizing my strategies.
The money made is not luck but the experience honed from repeated mistakes.
Now, I use my own AI model to analyze the market, with volume, strength, emotions, and main force rhythm all visible in advance.
I only engage in those segments with high certainty, avoiding speculation and impulsiveness.
The crypto world is not short of opportunities; what’s lacking are those who can understand the opportunities.
If you are still making trades based on feelings now, still being led by the market, then you really need to follow the right people.
