Rule 1: A rapid rise followed by a slow fall is a sign of market manipulation.
A sharp rise followed by a slow fall is most likely a market shakeout; don't rush out.
A true top signal: a surge followed by a waterfall-like decline is a trap for buying; run now.
Many people run at the first sign of a pullback, missing out on the main uptrend.
Rule 2: A rapid decline followed by a slow rise is a sign of market manipulation.
A slow rebound after a flash crash isn't a bargain hunting opportunity; it's the market's final blow.
Don't imagine, "After such a big drop, how much further can it go?" The market doesn't follow your logic.
Rule 3: High volume at the top isn't necessarily the end; lack of volume is the danger.
If there's still volume at a high level, there may be another surge.
If there's a lack of volume at a high level, it's the eve of a true crash; exit immediately.
Rule 4: Don't be impulsive with high volume at the bottom; sustained volume is the key to success.
A single surge in volume could be a market tactic; don't rush in.
Several consecutive days of high volume followed by a period of volatile decline is a true signal to enter a position; enter the market in batches.
Rule 5: Cryptocurrency trading is all about emotions, and emotions are hidden in "volume."
K-line charts are the results, while trading volume is the thermometer of emotions.
A shrinking volume means no one is buying; don't try to hold on.
A surging volume indicates an influx of capital; it's time to follow the trend.
Rule 6: "Nothingness" is the ultimate state.
No obsession: dare to go short, don't hold on.
No greed: don't chase highs, don't dream of "one more rise."
No fear: dare to buy the dip, don't miss opportunities out of panic.
This isn't a Buddhist mindset, but a top-tier trading mindset.
Summary: The simple method is the true shortcut.
Position management: He never goes all-in, always holding a maximum of 5% at a time to ensure he survives until the next opportunity.
Only trade high-probability markets: 80% of the time, 20% of the time, he waits for clear market signals.
Automatic profit-taking: Take half of a 10%-20% profit, and set a trailing stop-loss for the remainder to prevent floating profits from turning into floating losses. This approach may seem "dumb," but its core is to use rules to lock down human weaknesses—greed, luck, and anxiety. The cryptocurrency world isn't short of opportunities; what's lacking are those who can control their hands and see the bigger picture.
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