Three years ago, I entered the crypto world with 10,000 U, not joining the excitement of the groups nor believing in 'insider information', treating trading like a game — breaking a small level every day to accumulate experience.
Six '攻略秘籍'
Rapid rise and slow fall ≠ peak
After the price of the coin shoots up, it slowly declines, and many people can't hold on and sell off. A Mu says this is the operator's 'slow simmering soup' washing out floating chips; if they really want to sell, they will first pull up a big bullish candle to entice people to chase, then 'clang' slam down a waterfall, trapping all the buyers.
Rapid fall and slow rise ≠ bottom fishing
The small bullish line that emerges after a crash is the most deceptive; the K line seems stable, but in reality, the operator is selling 'leftovers'. A Mu's rule: don’t touch the first rebound after a rapid fall; wait for a second test of the bottom that doesn't break the previous low, and only act when there is 'continuous increasing volume'.
High volume at the top, don’t rush to sell
When the top explodes with volume, many people panic and sell, but A Mu waits longer. Continuous volume indicates that there are new players taking over, and markets often come with a 'second wave'. What’s truly dangerous is sudden silence — the market looks like a quiet alley at night, and the next moment it might gap down.
Volume at the bottom, don’t rush in
A huge red bar might look like a start, but it could be a 'false drop' to lure in buyers. A Mu’s method: low volume sideways → gentle increase in volume for three consecutive days → moving averages stick together and point upward; only then press the buy button.
Volume is the thermometer of emotion
The K line is the result, volume is the trump card. No volume = nobody is playing; volume explosion = capital is entering. A Mu checks the volume chart at the end of each day before determining the position for the next day. He says: 'Understand the volume, and K line fluctuations won’t scare you.'
'No' is the ultimate mindset
No obsession — change direction when the market sentiment changes;
No greed — don’t regret missing a big rise;
No panic — have the discipline to buy during a rapid fall.
Post these nine words at the bottom of the screen, and if your emotions lead you astray, copy this again.
Finally, add: 'The crypto world is not short of opportunities, but short of those who can control their hands and see the market clearly. Give newcomers some direction, and it’s good to avoid detours.'
May these six sentences light up your trading.
