37-year-old veteran's self-narration:
When I was 21, I was playing games in an internet cafe, and I heard the guy next door bragging that Bitcoin could make him rich. I thought he was just drunk and talking nonsense. As a result, at 23, I entered the market with 50,000 yuan I saved from working, only to be left with nothing. Last year, I finally made it through; now when I go out, I choose hotels with pools and hot springs. It’s definitely better than twisting screws in a factory and shouting '666' for the top dog.
In these 16 years of ups and downs in the crypto world, I’ve seen 3 AM liquidation texts and endured days of lining up on the rooftop like during the 312 incident. Surviving to now has been thanks to these five lessons learned from throwing money at it:
When prices soar like a rocket and then plummet, it's mostly the market manipulators secretly accumulating. It’s like fighting for discounted ribs at the market: first, you grab a bunch into your basket, then you slowly bargain with the vendor.
If there’s a sudden crash followed by a sluggish rebound, quickly run away! This clearly indicates that the market manipulators are offloading, just like a milk tea shop owner tricks you into becoming a member before running away.
If prices have reached the peak of Everest but are still seeing trillions in transactions daily, don’t rush to exit. But if the price is stagnant while the transaction volume shrinks, quickly find a buyer—if you don’t run at this point, you’re just the prettiest fool in the village.
If prices suddenly drop through the floor with increased volume, don’t get too excited, it might be a false alarm. You need to see if transaction volume can sustain, just like pursuing a girl—only the one who brings you breakfast every day is reliable; those who disappear after Valentine’s Day are all bad news.
Trading coins is essentially a psychological battle; transaction volume is the betting chips on the table. Wherever the money piles up, even a fool knows where to follow.
This industry is more counterintuitive than losing weight; just when you think you’ve figured it out, the market will hit you with a big surprise. It’s like thinking you can bench press 100 kg, but the coach adds weights and you end up gasping for air. But each time the market knocks you down, you do learn a bit more.
The most frustrating thing is that this industry doesn’t have job security; what worked yesterday might be worthless today. I still have to sift through data every day, studying the new tricks of the latest meme coins. Remember, the grass on the graves of those pretending to be experts in the crypto world is already two meters high; those who survive are the seasoned veterans who keep their heads down.
The market never lacks opportunities for success; what it lacks is someone to help you succeed. Follow Brother Kang, and you will become a successful person.
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