There are no regrets in the crypto world, but there are 'pitfall guides'—the bloody pits you've stepped into have already been filled with real money by others!
Recently, someone asked me: 'Teacher Shence, how much USDT do I need to earn to buy back the love I've lost?' Every time I hear such a question, I want to hit the blackboard— in the crypto market, money can pile up to eight digits in your account, but it can't buy back a door that turns back time. But looking from another angle: when you are no longer being cut by the market like chives, perhaps you can let go of the obsession of 'proving yourself with money', and that is true rebirth.
I. Why are 90% of people paying tuition repeatedly?
I've seen too many people like the God Strategy from 8 years ago—investing 20,000 USDT in contracts, drowning their sorrows in alcohol after getting liquidated, and somehow dodging the black swan of March 12. But Lady Luck won't always favor the reckless! Just like that person who turned 2,000 yuan into ten million, his story sounds thrilling, but behind it is the 'survivorship bias' built on countless liquidated accounts.
Real case: Last year, a fan messaged me saying he saw a certain coin crash 30% and then rebound, thinking it was a buying opportunity, and ended up putting his entire down payment for a house into it. This is a typical case of 'fast drops and slow rises = the manipulators selling off' not being fully understood! If the manipulators really wanted to push the price up, would they let you comfortably pick up chips at the low?
II. The bloody logic behind 6 iron rules
A sharp rise followed by a slow decline is a washout: Last year, SOL surged from $80 to $120, causing many to rush to take profits, only for the manipulators to wash out floating capital with a 3-day downtrend, then pull it up to $200. Remember: The real top is a rapid surge followed by a sharp waterfall, that's the final trap for the bulls!
Low volume at high prices is scarier than high volume: In May 2021, when Bitcoin surged to $64,000, many saw shrinking trading volume and still dared to chase high, resulting in a 40% drop within a week. Remember: High position silence = collective withdrawal of funds, rushing in at that time is like catching flying knives!
Volume at the bottom must be watched for sustainability: This March, ORDI surged from $2 to $5, many chased in and got trapped, but after two weeks of continuous low volume fluctuations, real capital entered the market, and the price has now surpassed $80. This is the difference between 'bait volume' and 'real accumulation'!
III. The market always rewards 'hard work'
Someone asked me: 'Do these rules still apply now?' Look at the recently popular MEME coin sector—those that can continuously hit new highs, which one does not conform to the logic of 'sharp rises followed by slow declines + sustained volume at the bottom'? The market is changing, but human nature remains the same: manipulators will always exploit the greed and fear of retail investors.
To be frank: What you lack is not the opportunity to get rich quickly, but a light that can illuminate the blind spots in trading. Just like that guy from Hunan crying like a dog in the tavern 8 years ago, if someone had told him 'don't hedge your heartbreak with contracts', perhaps he could have avoided 5 years of detours.
Want to know how to turn these iron rules into actionable trading signals? I can teach you, but you have to truly want to learn!
