"How much U do I need to earn to get back the people I've missed before?" This question has been circling in my mind for seven years.

In the first four years of entering the cryptocurrency world, I stepped into every pit I could, turning them into a sieve. Liquidations, zero balances, platforms running away; my initial capital of 20,000 U made no waves in the market. The most painful part wasn't the losses, but the day I parted ways with her — I sat on the balcony with a bottle of wine until dawn, yet by a twist of fate, I escaped the 312 massacre.

The market is truly magical: some were completely buried that night, while others, like catching the wind, turned a few thousand into millions, and I managed to survive with the most foolish methods. No insider info, no miraculous operations, no waiting for a bull market to descend; just reviewing my notes until the early hours, and before I knew it, my account numbers had strung together to eight digits. These six hard-earned rules from my tears might help you avoid years of detours:

• Fast increases and slow decreases = The institution is secretly accumulating. Rapid increases followed by slow drops are often just market washing; don’t rush to panic and exit. The true peak is a rapid surge in volume followed by a steep drop — that’s the trap to lure in more buyers.

• Fast decreases and slow increases = The institution is quietly offloading. A sudden crash followed by a slow rebound is not a bottom-buying opportunity; don’t cling to the illusion of "it has dropped enough" — this is often the signal for the final blow.

• High volume at the peak ≠ end; low volume is dangerous. High volume at the peak can still push further, but a deathly silence of no volume is the night before a crash — if all the connected players are gone, who can it rise for?

• Don’t rush at high volume at the bottom; watch for sustainability. A single instance of high volume could be bait; only after a period of low volume oscillation followed by sustained high volume can you signal a true accumulation opportunity.

Many people lose money by wandering in the dark; the market is always there, but the rhythm won’t wait for you. What’s needed is not to run faster, but for someone to hold a lamp to illuminate the traps. Now that my account numbers are getting longer, I understand more: some losses can’t be compensated no matter how much U you have. But these ironclad rules at least allow us to walk more steadily on this path. #BNB创新高 #加密市场回调