Starting at sixty thousand, ending at five million, slow is fast.
I am often laughed at by people in the circle for being 'too conservative'. While others flaunt hundred-fold contract positions, I am focused on Bitcoin's daily trading volume; when the community goes crazy over 'top secret news', I am reviewing the weekly charts from three years ago.
It has been eight years, and the 'experts' around me who have blown up their accounts have changed one after another, while my account has slowly grown from sixty thousand RMB to five million. The crypto world lacks shooting stars, but it needs stars. The six insights I share today may not be exciting enough, but they can help you survive longer in this market.
1. Rapid rises and slow declines are 'golden pits'; don’t exit easily
Do you often encounter situations like this: the coin price suddenly surges rapidly, your heart races, and you hesitate about whether to take profits? Then the price begins to slowly decline, and you secretly rejoice that you 'sold at the right time'?
Hold on, this may be the main force washing positions. Rapid surges attract attention, while slow declines wear down patience; the goal is to force retail investors to hand over their chips too early. The real danger signal is a violent surge in volume followed immediately by a 'guillotine' style drop, which is a clear signal that the trend has ended.
2. Rapid drops and slow rises are 'gentle knives'; take profits when you see good results
When the coin price suddenly crashes, you think 'the opportunity to buy the dip has come,' and then the price slowly rebounds, making you think you are safe? Beware of this 'batch selling' mode.
The market specializes in treating various forms of disobedience. Remember, there is a basement price below the floor price. When panic selling occurs, a weak rebound and shrinking trading volume indicate that the main force is quietly leaving the market with each rebound.
3. Don't panic in high volume, high position; low volume at high position is dangerous
The price is already at a high level, but the trading volume remains active; this is actually a good thing—indicating that both bulls and bears are still in fierce competition, and there is potential for continuation.
What you should be most wary of is the shrinking volume at high positions: the price is still oscillating at high levels, but the trading volume is clearly shrinking. This indicates that the market has lost interest, liquidity is exhausted, and a major correction is imminent.
4. Don't get excited by volume at the bottom; sustained volume is the real signal
Seeing a sudden surge in volume at the bottom and rushing in? You may have become the 'buyer' for the main force. A single large volume bullish candlestick can be easily faked and is insufficient as an entry basis.
The real bottom signal is: after a long period of shrinking volume and sideways movement, a continuous and gentle increase in volume appears. This usually indicates that the main force is quietly building up positions, rather than engaging in short-term speculation.
5. The essence of trading coins is emotional betting
You think you are analyzing candlesticks, but in fact, you are interpreting human hearts. And trading volume is the truest mirror of market sentiment.
Price is simply the result of market behavior; volume is the reason. Learn to judge market sentiment through changes in volume, so you can be fearful when others are greedy and greedy when others are fearful.
6. Ultimate Mindset: From 'having' to 'nothing'
My path to stable profits ultimately comes down to the cultivation of three realms:
Only without obsession can one wait with an empty position: Most of the time, the market does not provide good opportunities, and holding an empty position is the best strategy. But this requires overcoming the impulse of 'itchy hands.'
Without greed, one will not get lost in bubbles: set reasonable profit targets and do not pursue selling at the highest point. Remember, the market will not laugh at you for leaving early.
Without fear, one dares to lay out positions when no one is paying attention: when the market falls into panic, and even the news is too lazy to report on the crypto world, it is often a good time to bend down and pick up gold.
I have seen too many smart people fail in this market. They are proficient in various technical indicators and can speak about the technical details of every project, but they are defeated by their own emotions.
A real trading system is not a stone that tells you when to buy or sell, but a set of protective mechanisms that helps you avoid making fatal mistakes. Among these, position management is more important than technical analysis: judging right or wrong is not important; what matters is how much you earn when you are right and how much you lose when you are wrong.
The crypto world is not short of opportunities; what’s lacking is you, who has the ability to seize opportunities and survive. Many times, it’s not that you are not working hard enough, but rather that you need a correct thinking system and someone willing to enlighten you.
The market is always changing, but human nature never changes. This is why the simplest methods often stand the test of time. Follow Ake to learn more about firsthand information and precise points in the crypto world, becoming your navigation in the crypto space; learning is your greatest wealth!#巨鲸动向 #加密市场观察 $ETH
