Eight years ago, I was just an ordinary office worker, working nine to five, earning less than ten thousand a month. At that time, I thought that with my salary, buying a house and improving my life was nothing but a dream.
By chance, I got in touch with the cryptocurrency world and tried to enter the market with the only 300,000 I had.
Without any background or guidance, I had to explore everything by myself. In the first two years, I stumbled and fell countless times, losing hope. But I persevered through the toughest methods, survived the ups and downs, and grew my capital to tens of millions.
This year, I am 36 years old, living in Ganzhou, with several properties: one for myself, one for my family, and another as a marriage home for my child.
After going through these 2880 days, I want to share my experiences with you—
not flashy tricks, but a set of rules that even a fool can learn.
First, if prices rise quickly and fall slowly, the market makers are quietly accumulating.
Don't rush to exit. A rapid increase followed by a slow correction is not a peak, but a washout. What’s to fear is a rapid drop after a volume increase; that’s the real trap.
Second, if prices fall quickly and rise slowly, the market makers are running away.
A flash crash followed by a slow rebound is not an opportunity to pick up bargains; it's the last wave of temptation. Don’t hold onto the fantasy that since it has fallen this much, it can still fall further.
Third, high volume at the top doesn’t necessarily mean death; no volume is truly dangerous.
If the price rises to a high level and there is still sustained volume, it might push higher; but if it reaches the peak with no volume, be careful of a crash.
Fourth, don’t get excited about volume at the bottom; sustained volume is more reliable.
One-time volume is bait. Focus on continuous days of volume, especially after a period of contraction, as that signals an opportunity to accumulate.
Fifth, trading cryptocurrencies is about trading emotions; ups and downs are reflected in the volume.
You think you should focus on candlestick charts, but what you should really be watching is market sentiment. Trading volume is a mirror of consensus; price is just a reflection.
Sixth, having no attachment is the ultimate state in the crypto world.
No obsession, able to hold cash; no greed, not chasing highs; no fear, willing to take action. This is not a Zen mindset; it is the strongest trading psychology.
The market never lacks opportunities; what it lacks is your self-control and clarity. What can truly help you is someone who can guide you to see the rhythm and point the way.
What you lack is not effort, and this market is not short of opportunities; what you really lack is someone who can help you achieve stable profits in this market.
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