How much U do I need to earn to come back to my side?
After three years of trading coins, from 10,000 U to 9 million U,
without insider information, without luck,
just relying on a set of 'stupid methods', I persisted for three years.
In 1095 days, I only did one thing —
treat trading like leveling up in a game,
not in a hurry, not gambling, not getting carried away.
Many people have come and gone on this journey,
some became rich overnight, some went to zero in an instant.
But those who can stay are the ones who know when to be slow and when to be tough.
Today, I am sharing 6 true insights I have gained,
understanding one can save you tens of thousands;
if you can grasp three, you are already much steadier than most people.
1. Rapid increases and slow decreases indicate that the market makers are slowly accumulating.
Sharp rises followed by slow declines are mostly just market washouts.
A true peak is when there is a surge in volume followed by a big drop that catches everyone off guard.
2. Fast decreases and slow increases indicate that the market makers are quietly unloading.
A small rebound after a flash crash is not an opportunity, it’s a trap.
Don’t think 'it has dropped so much, how much lower can it go?',
that saying has trapped too many people.
3. A peak with high volume doesn’t necessarily mean the end; low volume is the real danger.
If there is still high volume at a high level, it means someone is buying, the market isn't dead;
but when there is no volume, that’s the calm before the storm.
4. Don’t rush to jump in when there is high volume at the bottom; sustained volume is what’s reliable.
One or two spikes in volume might just be bait,
the true bottom will consolidate for a while and then show continuous volume,
that’s when the main force is truly building positions.
5. Trading coins is not about the coins, it’s about the human heart.
Candlestick patterns are just the shell of the story; trading volume is the emotion.
When no one is playing, the volume is low;
when the funds truly flow in, the volume naturally explodes.
6. The last point, and the hardest one: learn 'nothing'.
Be non-attached; when you should be in cash, be in cash;
when you should buy the dip, buy the dip, without greed or panic.
It’s not about being a Buddhist, it’s about being calm.
Opportunities in the cryptocurrency world are always present, but those who can control their hands are always in the minority.
You are not slow; you are just stumbling around in the dark.
My lamp has always been on.
Take a step forward, and you will catch up.
Don't keep wandering in circles alone at night. $ETH
