I've been trading for 8 years now, I'm 35, with assets in the eight figures. When I go out, hotels start at two thousand.
This is not bragging, it's the truth. Compared to my peers who work in factories or e-commerce, I'm much more comfortable.
It's too difficult to turn things around with a dead-end salary these days. I figured it out ten years ago and went all in on trading. I've taken too many losses, and only now do I have this confidence.
I've seen too much in the market; I've experienced bull and bear markets, and I'm accustomed to both dramatic rises and falls. The reason I've made it this far is that I strictly adhere to a few principles. It's not about how great the technology is, but knowing when to avoid and when to charge in.
The most typical situation is when something rises quickly and falls slowly; don’t chase it, that's the market makers accumulating positions, slowly setting a trap for you. Conversely, after a crash, if there's a weak little rise, don’t fantasize about bottom fishing; it's generally the market makers unloading positions at high levels, pretending to create a rebound to trick you into taking over.
Many people panic and sell when they see a sudden spike in volume at the top, but it might not be the top; sometimes the market makers are pulling one last wave up. However, if it rises to a high level with no volume, that's when you should really run. If you don't run, you're waiting to be the last unfortunate person to get on board.
Don’t rush when there's volume at the bottom; much of it is a trap to lure in buyers. To really enter the market, you need to see it sustain volume for several days and maintain stability without falling; that’s the signal to enter.
Trading cryptocurrencies ultimately boils down to trading emotions. How the market moves depends on emotions, and emotions are reflected in trading volume. When you feel like rushing in, it’s usually the market makers wanting to exit; when you feel scared and want to flee, they’ve generally already made their purchases.
The cryptocurrency space is like this; the same types of people are always getting cut. Those who get liquidated are not lacking talent; they just can’t control their hands. Those who fantasize about getting rich quickly are all dealt with by the market.
I don’t think I'm that great, but I keep improving, observing, and learning. Making money isn’t due to luck, but the result of repeated reviews, stepping into traps, and adjusting strategies. Relying on fantasies, call groups, or luck won’t keep you alive in this market for more than six months.
Now I rely on AI systems to analyze data, with models and strategies in place, riding the waves according to the rhythm. Simply put, the cryptocurrency space doesn’t lack opportunities; it lacks people who can recognize those opportunities.
If you want to earn more, you need to follow the right people; don’t continue to be a pawn. These days, those who still rely on feelings to trade are quite miserable.
If you still don’t know what to do now, follow Zheng Ge. As long as you take the initiative, I will always be here!!!
