During those two months, I spent almost the entire day immersed in the market, watching the candlestick charts, monitoring the volume, repeatedly pondering the tactics of the main players, enduring countless days and nights to grasp the underlying logic of the market. In fact, many people lose money not because they can’t understand the direction, but because they completely misstep the rhythm; one wrong step leads to a series of mistakes.
Today, I won't talk about complex techniques or draw tedious charts. Instead, I'll share 6 insights I gained from investing real money, which, if you can understand, will at least help you avoid taking a long detour and getting harvested by the market!
✅ Insight 1: Pull hard, drop slow, don't rush to cut losses
Some coins rise sharply but take their time to correct; this is not a sign of a top but rather the main force washing out retail investors. The real top is when the price surges with high volume and then directly plummets, leaving you no chance to escape; that's what real panic selling looks like!
✅ Insight Two: Sharp drops with weak rebounds should not be bottom-fished.
After a big drop, if the rebound looks weak and powerless, don't think 'it's dropped enough to rise'; this means that capital is quietly withdrawing. Such small, fragmentary false rebounds have a nine out of ten chance of being a trap to lure in buyers, and entering means being stuck.
✅ Insight Three: Low volume at high levels is more dangerous than high volume.
Many people believe that high volume at high levels must lead to a drop; this is not necessarily true. High volume at high levels indicates that there is still capital involved and emotions at play; conversely, a sudden lack of volume at high levels can be deadly. A shrink in volume is a signal that the main force is exiting; continuing to fight is merely running alongside.
✅ Insight Four: A sudden increase in volume at the bottom is likely a trap to lure more buyers.
Don't get excited just because you see a volume bar at the bottom; a sudden increase in volume is mostly a trap. The real bottom is when the price oscillates for a while, and the volume gradually and gently increases. Rushing to grab the first bullish candle is mostly catching a falling knife.
✅ Insight Five: The candlestick is the result; the volume is the truth.
Candlesticks are just the surface representation of the market; the volume is the underlying reason, much like the 'thermometer' of the market. No volume means it's a niche market with no participants; sudden changes in volume indicate that large funds are entering or exiting. Understanding the changes in volume captures the essence.
✅ Insight Six: The best operation is often 'not operating'.
This is the hardest part to achieve: be decisive about holding cash when necessary, endure loneliness waiting for opportunities; when it's time to act, do so swiftly without chasing highs, panicking, or blindly leveraging. The crypto world is never short of opportunities; what it lacks are those who can endure, wait, and not act recklessly.
Actually, you're not lacking intelligence; you’ve just been blindly rushing in the market with your eyes closed, unable to find the rhythm. Once you hit the right rhythm, many things will become clear.
If you are currently confused, struggling to gauge the market, and unsure about when to enter or exit, feel free to chat with me. I will share my judgment logic and rhythm control methods from real trading without holding back.@顶级带单飞哥 