I remember when I first entered the circle, just like all the novices, I would stare at the candlestick charts for hours.
Now I’m staying in a five-star hotel sipping whiskey, while those childhood friends in the real industry are still worrying about cash flow. But the cost behind this is the hard-earned experience from countless liquidations.
The market is like a moody person.
When it rises slowly and then pulls back, it means the big players are secretly maneuvering; when it crashes and rebounds weakly, it's mostly the big players quietly unloading. Don't rush to run when the volume increases at the top, it means the show isn’t over yet; but if the volume decreases at the top, hurry up and escape, don’t look back.
The most profound lesson is:
Volume never lies. It’s like the pulse of the market, when everyone is frantically chasing the rise, you must stay calm, and when panic spreads, you must be brave.
Every breakthrough in understanding is like tearing muscle in fitness, it hurts, but it makes you stronger.
The most ironic thing in this circle is:
You think you are trading coins, but in reality, you are battling human nature. Those who always want to get rich overnight end up becoming others' ATM machines.
Real veterans understand that living long is a hundred times more important than making quick money.
Always maintain respect; this market specializes in treating various forms of defiance.
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