顶级交易员阿真
--
Veteran of the cryptocurrency world born in the 90s, turning 300,000 into tens of millions over 8 years, relying solely on a simple method
I am 36 years old this year, from Guangzhou, owning two apartments, one for my family and one for myself. After 8 years of trading cryptocurrencies, turning an initial capital of 300,000 into tens of millions, not relying on insider information, not relying on luck, but solely on a simple method.
Now I will share the experience of these 2880 days with you for free.
These 6 iron rules of the cryptocurrency world: if you understand one, you can save 100,000; if you can achieve three, you have already surpassed 90% of retail investors:
First rule: If it rises quickly and falls slowly, the big players are quietly accumulating.
Don't rush to exit. A rapid surge followed by a slow correction does not indicate a peak, but rather a consolidation. What’s concerning is a rapid surge in volume followed by a swift crash, which is a trap for buyers.
Second rule: If it falls quickly and rises slowly, the big players are running away.
A flash crash followed by a slow rebound is not an opportunity for bargains, but the last wave of a trap for buyers. Don’t hold on to the fantasy that it can't fall any further after such a drop.
Third rule: High volume at the top doesn’t necessarily mean a collapse; low volume is truly dangerous.
If the price rises to a high level with sustained volume, it may still push higher; but if it reaches a peak with stagnation and low volume, then you should be cautious of a crash.
Fourth rule: Don’t get excited about high volume at the bottom; sustained volume is reliable.
A one-time surge in volume is bait. You should look for continuous days of volume increase, especially after a period of low volume and fluctuation; that’s a signal to build positions.
Fifth rule: Trading cryptocurrencies is about trading emotions; both rises and falls are reflected in the volume.
You think you should focus on the candlestick charts, but what you should really pay attention to is market sentiment. Trading volume is a mirror of consensus; price is just a reflection.
Sixth rule: Having no desire is the ultimate state in the cryptocurrency world.
No obsession, able to hold cash; no greed, not chasing highs; no fear, willing to take action. This is not a Zen mindset; it’s the strongest psychological quality in trading.
Opportunities in the market are always available; what’s lacking is your ability to control your hands and see the situation clearly. What can truly help you move forward is having someone to guide you in understanding the rhythm and directing your path.
It’s not that you aren’t moving fast enough; it’s that you’re stumbling around in the dark alone. A-Zhen has always been there; the light is right ahead. If you don’t keep up, you will always be trapped in the night.
I am 36 years old this year, from Guangzhou, owning two apartments, one for my family and one for myself. After 8 years of trading cryptocurrencies, turning an initial capital of 300,000 into tens of millions, not relying on insider information, not relying on luck, but solely on a simple method.
Now I will share the experience of these 2880 days with you for free.
These 6 iron rules of the cryptocurrency world: if you understand one, you can save 100,000; if you can achieve three, you have already surpassed 90% of retail investors:
First rule: If it rises quickly and falls slowly, the big players are quietly accumulating.
Don't rush to exit. A rapid surge followed by a slow correction does not indicate a peak, but rather a consolidation. What’s concerning is a rapid surge in volume followed by a swift crash, which is a trap for buyers.
Second rule: If it falls quickly and rises slowly, the big players are running away.
A flash crash followed by a slow rebound is not an opportunity for bargains, but the last wave of a trap for buyers. Don’t hold on to the fantasy that it can't fall any further after such a drop.
Third rule: High volume at the top doesn’t necessarily mean a collapse; low volume is truly dangerous.
If the price rises to a high level with sustained volume, it may still push higher; but if it reaches a peak with stagnation and low volume, then you should be cautious of a crash.
Fourth rule: Don’t get excited about high volume at the bottom; sustained volume is reliable.
A one-time surge in volume is bait. You should look for continuous days of volume increase, especially after a period of low volume and fluctuation; that’s a signal to build positions.
Fifth rule: Trading cryptocurrencies is about trading emotions; both rises and falls are reflected in the volume.
You think you should focus on the candlestick charts, but what you should really pay attention to is market sentiment. Trading volume is a mirror of consensus; price is just a reflection.
Sixth rule: Having no desire is the ultimate state in the cryptocurrency world.
No obsession, able to hold cash; no greed, not chasing highs; no fear, willing to take action. This is not a Zen mindset; it’s the strongest psychological quality in trading.
Opportunities in the market are always available; what’s lacking is your ability to control your hands and see the situation clearly. What can truly help you move forward is having someone to guide you in understanding the rhythm and directing your path.
It’s not that you aren’t moving fast enough; it’s that you’re stumbling around in the dark alone. A-Zhen has always been there; the light is right ahead. If you don’t keep up, you will always be trapped in the night.
Disclaimer: Includes third-party opinions. No financial advice. May include sponsored content. See T&Cs.
0
0