The coins that rise the craziest often fall the hardest.
Coins that are manipulated by market makers may look glamorous on the surface, but are full of tricks behind the scenes. Especially those that are hyped up by various influencers every day are mostly waiting to harvest retail investors. It’s like blowing bubbles—the bigger they get, the louder they pop. Remember: If you see a coin doubling in three days, don’t be envious; whoever picks it up becomes the sucker.

  1. The tricks of low-quality coins are inherited.
    The three-step method for small coins: First scare people with a dump, then entice them with a pump, and finally change tactics to continue harvesting. Newbies are most likely to fall for this. Important reminder: Don't go heavy! Don't go heavy! Don't go heavy!

  2. Time is a friend of good coins.
    Don't just look at the current ups and downs; if you extend the timeline, hard assets like Bitcoin are on a spiral upward. It's like farming—if you dig the soil every day in a rush, you'll end up killing the seedlings.

  3. Gold is buried in sand.
    Real valuable coins are hardly discussed before they rise. Conversely, those that make the trending list daily are often traps. Pay more attention to technically sound coins that haven't been speculated on yet; you never know when they might take off.

  4. New coin listings = high-risk blind box.
    Coins newly launched on exchanges are like opening blind boxes, especially those that wildly fluctuate right after listing; it's clear they're setting traps. Remember: Better to miss ten opportunities than to step on one landmine.

  5. Buying leads to drops, selling leads to rises is the norm.
    This circle specializes in various forms of revenge; just when you cut losses, it rebounds, and when you go all in, it crashes. Keep your cool, pre-plan your stop-loss and take-profit lines, and when it reaches the point, leave without hesitation.

  6. A coin that skyrockets may not be a good asset.
    Some coins rebound like rockets, but this is often due to market makers fishing for profits. Genuine good coins are steady like an old workhorse—slow but stable.

  7. If it crashes from a high position, run away quickly.
    Did the coin you hold rise by 30% and then suddenly crash? This is likely when the market maker begins to harvest. At this time, don’t fantasize about a second spike—preserving your capital is the most important.

  8. The latter part of a bull market is the main battleground.
    Some coins may appear dormant for the first half of the year but can multiply in the second half. It's like a long-distance race; those who conserve energy at the front often sprint at the end.

  9. The longer a coin stays flat, the more intense the breakout.
    It's completely normal for good coins to go sideways for three months; this is a market maker holding back a big move. If you can hold on, don’t forget my words when it’s time to enjoy the profits.

Two essential tricks for the crypto circle

  1. Speed is key: When you see an opportunity, don't hesitate. By the time you deliberate, the market could have changed.

  2. Stay updated: Spend more time in communities watching for news, don't be out of touch.

Just a couple more words: In this circle, it's all about who lasts longer. Don't always think about getting rich overnight. Hold onto hard currency, play with small coins but don't get too carried away. If you earn money, think about how to handle losing it before chasing after young models. Remember, steady and solid progress is the way to go!


What to do if you're stuck? When to buy the dip? As I said, if you're unsure and looking for guidance, no problem—what you need is a strategy, and I need resonance. Let's help each other.

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