I am 34 years old, from Ganzhou, Jiangxi, and now living in Shantou. I've been trading coins for 5 years, growing my capital from 240,000 to 7 million.
It's not insider information, nor is it the myth of getting rich overnight; it is simply the result of enduring step by step.
In recent years, I've seen too many people rush in and lose everything in a year; I've also seen some hold onto trends and quietly double their investments. The difference often lies in a few details.
Today, I summarized the pitfalls I've encountered over the past 1825 days into 6 iron laws. They're not secrets, but more like clumsy methods that can help you avoid detours.
Iron Law One: Rapid rises, slow declines; the big players are accumulating.
Seeing a rapid rise followed by a slow correction? Don't panic. That is often not a peak but a washout.
The real danger is a massive increase in volume followed by a sharp decline; that is a trap.
Iron Law Two: Rapid declines, slow rises; the big players are retreating.
The price suddenly crashes and then slowly climbs back up; it seems 'cheap,' but it is actually the final blow.
"Having dropped this much, it should rebound, right?" — Many people are trapped this way.
Iron Law Three: Volume at the top does not necessarily mean death; lack of volume is deadly.
If there is still trading volume at a high level, it indicates someone is buying in; the market may still surge.
But once it is quiet and lacking volume at a peak, that is real danger.
Iron Law Four: Increased volume at the bottom indicates sustainability.
Occasional volume spikes are not opportunities; they are bait.
The true signal for building positions is gentle volume increases after prolonged low volume fluctuations.
Iron Law Five: Trading coins is essentially trading emotions.
The candlestick is just the shell; the trading volume is the soul.
Volume = Emotion, and emotion determines price. Focus on volume, and you can be half a step ahead of others.
Iron Law Six: Nothing is the highest realm.
No obsession — dare to hold cash.
No greed — do not chase highs.
No fear — dare to take action.
This is not a Zen mindset; it is the mentality cultivated by those who have endured the market.
Looking back, I went from 240,000 to 7 million, relying not on intelligence but on clumsy persistence.
Stop fantasizing, stick to one rule at a time, admit mistakes, and seize opportunities when they arise.
Markets always exist, and pitfalls are always there. What you truly need is not speed, but to make fewer mistakes and endure.
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