A Liquidator's Confession: I Bought 5 Blood Training with 6 Million
At three in the morning, the liquidation alarm from the exchange woke me up like a bucket of ice water. The numbers flashing on the screen weren't market prices; they were the funeral of my five years of savings—6 million vanished in 3 hours. That suffocating feeling still makes my fingers tremble when I think of it.
But a true gambler never leaves the table after a loss. After borrowing 120,000 in capital, I locked myself in the candlestick charts for 90 days, validating these iron laws with 2000 times the return:
Leverage is a double-edged sword
100 times leverage is not the devil; being fully invested is. Opening a position with 1% of capital, the remaining 99% isn't ammunition; it's a protective shield. Remember: the bones of a fully invested 30 times are ten times more than a lightly invested 100 times.
Volume doesn't lie
The big player can draw candlesticks, but cannot fake continuous volume increase. When a coin rises with decreasing volume for three consecutive days, it's like a balloon without hydrogen—it's never the last person who should run.
Don't cut losses in the morning, don't chase in the afternoon
The plunge in the early hours is often an aftershock of panic, while the sudden spike before the close is mostly a takeaway from the big player—sure to be stale leftovers the next day.
Sector rotation hides codes
When all analysts shout 'the bull is back quickly,' check out the obscure altcoins. If they begin to rally but feel weak, this is the terminal ECG of the market.
Focus is crucial for survival
Have you ever seen someone survive a bear market while playing contracts/spot/new listings simultaneously? I have, on page 37 of 'Martyrs of the Crypto Circle.' Mastering one strategy to perfection is more important than knowing a hundred different skills.
The cruelest truth of the market is: those wealth myths that make your heart race are 90% survivor bias. But the remaining 10% will always belong to the cold-blooded gamblers who understand 'to be greedy when others are fearful'—like me five years ago, who didn’t jump off the building on liquidation night but instead wrote down these words.
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