The rise of the secondary market is fierce, and many newcomers are feeling itchy? Don’t rush to follow the trend and jump in; remember these three 'survival tips':

Don't chase highs; wait for a safe zone to enter: The current price is $3452. Jumping in recklessly may make you the 'bag holder.' Keep an eye on the crucial position of 3450; wait for the price to stabilize nearby or take a slight dip before taking action. Buying in batches is more prudent, just like waiting for a bus—if you miss this one, there's always the next.

Control your position; don't go all in: Only invest spare money, which means money that won’t affect your normal life even if you lose it. For your first entry, don’t invest more than 10% of your total funds. This way, if the price rises, you can earn a bit of joy, and if it falls, you won’t suffer severe losses, allowing you to sleep well at night.

Set a stop-loss order to protect your principal: After buying, immediately set a stop-loss order just below 3430 (an automatic sell instruction). In case the price suddenly drops, the stop-loss order can help you exit automatically, limiting your losses and preserving your principal for future opportunities.

These principles sound simple, but why do many newcomers still lose money? Because the tactics of market makers are hidden in the candlestick charts and pending orders; those 'main force codes' you don't understand are their tools for harvesting profits.

For example, is the price at 3450 really stable or just an illusion? It may seem like an opportunity but could be a trap; how much of a pullback constitutes a 'golden pit'? Buying too early can lead to being trapped, while buying too late means missing out; if 3430 breaks, should you run, or is the market maker just washing out? Misjudging even once can render previous efforts futile.

The market changes rapidly; misreading a detail could mean not earning money and instead taking losses. Want to avoid being the 'chives' and seize opportunities? I will analyze the market makers' tactics in the core circle every day, teaching you to see through the traps in pending orders and find the real safe entry points and exit signals.

When the market moves, it’s both an opportunity and a risk. Finding the right method allows you to avoid risks and seize opportunities.

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