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$TST At least 150 from today onwards

$BNB Brothers, I originally thought about pulling back to around 880, but unexpectedly it didn't go down around 910, and now it's directly pulled up to 960. People are confused, what should we do? Give some advice.

Spring is finally coming, hang in there
I've held on for three whole days, who understands

How much U do you really need to earn to bring back the person you once loved?

I am a post-80s generation, from Jiangxi, now settled in the West Lake District of Hangzhou. Eight years ago, I first got into the crypto world. To be precise, the first four years were completely as a novice—liquidations, zero balances, and even encountering exchanges that ran away; I've almost stepped into every pitfall. At that time, a principal of 20,000 U was nothing in the face of the market.
I remember the deepest moment was a few years ago when I broke up with my girlfriend, drowning my sorrows in alcohol every day, and by a twist of fate, I avoided the knife of 3·12. If I hadn't avoided it, perhaps today's story would have long been unwritten.
The market is so magical. Some were buried that night, while others turned their fortunes around. For example, Liangxi; everyone has heard his story of turning 2,000 yuan into millions and becoming famous overnight.

I don’t have Liangxi’s luck, but I managed to survive bit by bit, through constant reviews and patience. Looking back, my account already has eight digits.

No insider information, no miraculous operations, no sudden bull market.
I have come this far solely relying on a set of “seemingly absurdly stupid” iron rules.

Today, I am going to share these 6 iron rules from the bottom of my heart:
1: Fast rise, slow fall = the dealer is accumulating
: Rapid rise and slow decline is mostly washing the盘, don’t panic.
The real top comes after a rapid rise in volume, followed by a straight-line waterfall. That’s the real trap for buyers.

2: Fast fall, slow rise = the dealer is unloading
After a flash crash, a slow rebound doesn’t mean it’s a bottom-fishing opportunity; that often is the final blow.
Holding onto the illusion of “it fell so much, it won’t fall anymore” is the last wish of the retail investors.

3: Volume at the top ≠ end; low volume is dangerous
If there’s still volume at a high level, it often can still push up a bit.
Silence and low volume at high levels is the true eve of a crash.

4: Volume at the bottom = don’t rush impulsively; look for sustainability
One surge in volume may be bait.
After a series of shrinking volume fluctuations, followed by more days of volume, that’s the real signal to build a position.
Many people lose money not because they don’t work hard, but because they are always stumbling in the dark.
The market is always there, but the rhythm won’t wait for you.

What you need is not to go a bit faster, but for someone to hold up a lamp, illuminating a path so you won’t step into the same pit again.

How much U do you really need to earn to bring back the person you once loved?

I am a post-80s generation, from Jiangxi, now settled in the West Lake District of Hangzhou. Eight years ago, I first got into the crypto world. To be precise, the first four years were completely as a novice—liquidations, zero balances, and even encountering exchanges that ran away; I've almost stepped into every pitfall. At that time, a principal of 20,000 U was nothing in the face of the market.
I remember the deepest moment was a few years ago when I broke up with my girlfriend, drowning my sorrows in alcohol every day, and by a twist of fate, I avoided the knife of 3·12. If I hadn't avoided it, perhaps today's story would have long been unwritten.
The market is so magical. Some were buried that night, while others turned their fortunes around. For example, Liangxi; everyone has heard his story of turning 2,000 yuan into millions and becoming famous overnight.

I don’t have Liangxi’s luck, but I managed to survive bit by bit, through constant reviews and patience. Looking back, my account already has eight digits.

No insider information, no miraculous operations, no sudden bull market.
I have come this far solely relying on a set of “seemingly absurdly stupid” iron rules.

Today, I am going to share these 6 iron rules from the bottom of my heart:
1: Fast rise, slow fall = the dealer is accumulating
: Rapid rise and slow decline is mostly washing the盘, don’t panic.
The real top comes after a rapid rise in volume, followed by a straight-line waterfall. That’s the real trap for buyers.

2: Fast fall, slow rise = the dealer is unloading
After a flash crash, a slow rebound doesn’t mean it’s a bottom-fishing opportunity; that often is the final blow.
Holding onto the illusion of “it fell so much, it won’t fall anymore” is the last wish of the retail investors.

3: Volume at the top ≠ end; low volume is dangerous
If there’s still volume at a high level, it often can still push up a bit.
Silence and low volume at high levels is the true eve of a crash.

4: Volume at the bottom = don’t rush impulsively; look for sustainability
One surge in volume may be bait.
After a series of shrinking volume fluctuations, followed by more days of volume, that’s the real signal to build a position.
Many people lose money not because they don’t work hard, but because they are always stumbling in the dark.
The market is always there, but the rhythm won’t wait for you.

What you need is not to go a bit faster, but for someone to hold up a lamp, illuminating a path so you won’t step into the same pit again.

How much U do you really need to earn to bring back the person you once loved?

I am a post-80s generation, from Jiangxi, now settled in the West Lake District of Hangzhou. Eight years ago, I first got into the crypto world. To be precise, the first four years were completely as a novice—liquidations, zero balances, and even encountering exchanges that ran away; I've almost stepped into every pitfall. At that time, a principal of 20,000 U was nothing in the face of the market.
I remember the deepest moment was a few years ago when I broke up with my girlfriend, drowning my sorrows in alcohol every day, and by a twist of fate, I avoided the knife of 3·12. If I hadn't avoided it, perhaps today's story would have long been unwritten.
The market is so magical. Some were buried that night, while others turned their fortunes around. For example, Liangxi; everyone has heard his story of turning 2,000 yuan into millions and becoming famous overnight.

I don’t have Liangxi’s luck, but I managed to survive bit by bit, through constant reviews and patience. Looking back, my account already has eight digits.

No insider information, no miraculous operations, no sudden bull market.
I have come this far solely relying on a set of “seemingly absurdly stupid” iron rules.

Today, I am going to share these 6 iron rules from the bottom of my heart:
1: Fast rise, slow fall = the dealer is accumulating
: Rapid rise and slow decline is mostly washing the盘, don’t panic.
The real top comes after a rapid rise in volume, followed by a straight-line waterfall. That’s the real trap for buyers.

2: Fast fall, slow rise = the dealer is unloading
After a flash crash, a slow rebound doesn’t mean it’s a bottom-fishing opportunity; that often is the final blow.
Holding onto the illusion of “it fell so much, it won’t fall anymore” is the last wish of the retail investors.

3: Volume at the top ≠ end; low volume is dangerous
If there’s still volume at a high level, it often can still push up a bit.
Silence and low volume at high levels is the true eve of a crash.

4: Volume at the bottom = don’t rush impulsively; look for sustainability
One surge in volume may be bait.
After a series of shrinking volume fluctuations, followed by more days of volume, that’s the real signal to build a position.
Many people lose money not because they don’t work hard, but because they are always stumbling in the dark.
The market is always there, but the rhythm won’t wait for you.

What you need is not to go a bit faster, but for someone to hold up a lamp, illuminating a path so you won’t step into the same pit again.