How much U do you need to earn to come back to my side?
I am a post-90s, from Chengdu, currently living in Hangzhou, Zhejiang.
Five years ago, I stepped into the crypto world with 30,000 U. Strictly speaking, I entered the scene 9 years ago, and for the first 4 years, I was a complete novice, constantly facing stop losses, liquidation, and zero balance, with exchanges running away (so now I only use Binance, a certain easy exchange, and a certain麻). Of course, I don't force anyone, nor do I demand anything, just a suggestion. To be honest, after losing everything, I can accept that I at least participated in this process. However, if a principal amount of several hundred thousand disappears due to a small exchange running away, I really can't accept it; it would be unbearable.
In the past few years, I didn't avoid any pitfalls. At that time, my girlfriend and I were having a breakup, and I drowned my sorrows in alcohol every day, avoiding the 312 incident. Many things are hard to evaluate; relying on this wave of bottom fishing, I managed to turn things around and get back on track. Everyone knows about the cool mat; I turned 2,000 from the 312 incident into 10 million, becoming famous in one battle.
Later, I turned my situation around, had a good mindset, and kept reviewing, studying technology, refining trading strategies and mindset. Looking back now, my account has already exceeded 10 million U.
There were no insider tips, no so-called 'divine bull market'; it relied on a set of methods that seem 'ridiculously stupid'.
Today, I will share these 6 iron rules from the bottom of my heart:
If you understand one rule, you can lose 100,000 less;
If you follow three rules, you can beat 90% of retail investors.
Rule 1: Rapid rise and slow fall means the big players are accumulating.
A quick rise and slow fall is mostly a washout; don’t panic.
A true peak is when there’s a large volume rise followed by a waterfall; that’s the bait for more buyers.
Rule 2: Rapid fall and slow rise means the big players are unloading.
After a flash crash, a slow rebound is not a bargain; it’s the final stab.
Don’t hold on to the fantasy of 'Can it drop more after falling so much?'.
Rule 3: Volume at the top doesn’t necessarily mean it’s over; no volume is what’s dangerous.
If there’s volume at a high level, it might push up again;
If there’s no volume at a high level, complete silence means it’s the night before a true crash.
Rule 4: Don’t act impulsively on volume at the bottom; sustainability is key.
A one-time volume spike might just be bait;
Continuous volume over several days, especially after a shrinking and fluctuating phase, is the real signal for building positions.
Many people are not unmotivated; they are just wandering in the dark, forever stuck in the same loop. Remember, the market is always there, but the rhythm doesn’t wait for anyone.
What you need is not to run around faster but for someone to lift a lamp, guiding you out of the darkness. @渔歌趋势
