I brought along the most low-key yet incredibly stable old fan, a 48-year-old guy from Fujian named Ah Ming.
At the end of 2023, he quietly added me, without even a self-introduction, and immediately threw down a chart: starting with 20,000 U in 2016, in nine years it rolled up to 21 million, without a single liquidation or reckless gamble throughout the entire process.
At that moment, I understood — those who can truly reap the market dividends are never the loudest in making calls, but rather those who can remain calm, endure loneliness, and withstand a sluggish market.
Later, after getting to know him better, Ah Ming finally shared his “six hard-earned skills” with me. Not a single word was wasted; all were hard-earned insights from the market. I suggest you save this on your phone's home screen and read it before the market opens; it can save you from many losses:
1. If it can't rise and doesn't fall sharply = the main force is controlling the market
If it’s moving sideways, and the bearish candles aren't dropping hard, it’s quietly changing hands. While others are eager to exit, don’t panic; the main force wants to gather chips, so let them gather.
2. The sharper the drop, the weaker the rebound = the market has no hope
If a sharp decline is followed by a rebound that doesn’t even touch key resistance, that’s the most dangerous state. If it can’t stand back above the 10-day line for three days? Don’t think, just withdraw.
The market does not reward “brave people,” only rewards “smart people.”
3. Increased volume is not the peak; decreased volume is the turning point
The higher the trading volume, the more intense the competition; the real ending is when no one wants to play, and no one is speaking up.
Remember: look for decreasing volume at the top, and increasing volume at the bottom.
4. A true bottom has three confirmations
The first rebound is a false move;
The second pullback is to wash out people;
The third breakout with volume is the real trend reversal.
Without these three steps, what you see are all “semi-finished markets.”
5. Price is just the surface; volume is the soul
Decreased volume with a downtrend = loose chips
Decreased volume with sideways movement = chips are gathering
Breakout with increased volume = main force showing their position
Focusing on volume is more reliable than focusing on price. In a real market, volume must move first.
This world always rewards those who are:
Not in a hurry, not rushed, and not envious of others' “slow people.”
Do you want to be the kind of person who relies on luck for a quick win?
Or do you want to be the one who relies on rhythm and waiting to earn big money?
Your choice will determine the trajectory of your account over the next five years.
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