Survival Rules in the Crypto World: A Veteran's Blood and Fire Settlement Order
When I first entered the crypto world, I was like all the novice investors—K-line fluctuations were directly etched in my pupils, and my heart raced three beats faster than the market reports. It wasn't until I became a human ATM for the major players, and my account balance dwindled to a performance art piece, that I grasped the truth of the crypto world: it's not about technology here, it's about mental fortitude.
The Secret Mindset of Top Predators
The limit for market makers to wash out is 9 days; on the 10th day, the buying power at sunrise is more sacred than the Bible. This is not metaphysics, but a probability holy grail forged from countless liquidation orders.
A coin that surges over 7% in a single day must be decisively sold off by noon the next day, just like getting rid of an ex. The afternoon market isn't a correction; it's a massacre.
A coin that has been sideways for six days is like a loaded gun, and the breakout on the seventh day is the sound of pulling the trigger. Top hunters can hear the hammer falling.
For a coin that can't earn back transaction fees in 24 hours, when it’s time to cut losses, your speed must be faster than hackers stealing coins. In the crypto world, time is not money; it's a bone saw.
On the fourth day after three consecutive bullish days at 15:00, the exchange's bell tolls for the investors. At this moment, major players can dump without any discussion.
Ultimate Rule
All technical indicators are worthless in front of a Federal Reserve fart. But when you engrave trading discipline into your bones, even black swans will bow to you.
