Survival Rules in the Crypto World
At three in the morning, as the K-line dances on the dim screen, I've figured out the dogs' bottoms.
Rapid rises and slow falls are gentle traps
The price of coins shoots up like a bamboo sprouting from dry land, but the pullback feels like a dull knife cutting flesh—this is the dogs using a bulldozer to collect bloody chips in a volatile zone. At this time, you have to be like a wolf in the wilderness, licking your paws and waiting for the main force to get full.
Rapid falls and slow rises are the countdown to death
The weak rebound after a waterfall crash resembles the ECG of an ICU patient. Those doji stars lingering at the support level are the dogs giving the leeks a final care package.
A huge volume peak isn’t necessarily a top
When there’s a high volume at the top, don’t rush to run; it could be the new and old dogs passing the flower. But if the volume is weak when the price hits a new high, quickly pull up your pants and run—this is the market's refractory period after a climax.
Emotional resonance is the nuclear button
When the exchange's liquidation list is blowing up, the air is filled with the pheromones of fear. True experts know: when the community suddenly goes silent, it's the deathly quiet that should trigger the pull of the trigger.
I have seen the cigarette butts on the rooftop during the night of the 312 crash, and I witnessed the madness of thousands buying the dip during the 519 collapse. Remember, the sharpest weapon in this battlefield is the cold bullet in your chamber when others are in panic.
The market changes every day, but don’t let your mindset break too tightly. If you always feel a step behind, or if you are disturbed by market noise, feel free to chat
