The dumbest tricks are often the most effective.
But just this broken logic, nine and a half out of ten people can't hold on.
Do you believe it? Over the years, I've seen too many brothers:
Those who blew up their accounts, those who quit the circle, those who were left with nothing but their underwear,
It's really not that they're stupid; they make these three fatal mistakes every day:
First, following the crowd.
When the price of coins rises, they pounce on it like a dog seeing a bone,
Muttering to themselves, "This wave is definitely going to break the previous high," only to get in just as it crashes down.
When the floor is littered with cheap goods, they all turn timid like quails.
Only those who can treat "buying more as it drops" as a meal can truly feast on the bull market.
Second, always wanting to go all in for big profits.
If they see the right direction, they want to mortgage their house to get in,
But then the market maker casually draws a few lines, directly piercing their belts.
Third, FOMO.
When excited, they exhaust all their bullets; even if they get the direction right,
When the market turns, they can only stare blankly, watching others feast.
To put it bluntly, the most ruthless part of this circle is:
It's not the market that kills you; it's you who self-destruct.
Over the years, I've accumulated six iron rules, all in plain language:
Coins that rise slowly usually have more upside; coins that are half-dead will likely keep dropping. Don't reach out if you haven't established a direction.
When the price is flat, never enter the market. How many people have exhausted their capital in this grinding market?
Buy when it drops, sell when it rises. Following market sentiment is a hundred times better than guessing blindly.
Coins that slowly decline will rebound softly; coins that crash are more likely to soar. Understanding the rhythm is key to seizing profits.
Buying coins should be like building a tower, adding layer by layer. Always keep some reserve funds; don't be a gambler going all in.
After wild rises and falls, there must be consolidation; after a long consolidation, there will be a change. Don't catch the falling knife at the peak, and don't liquidate at the bottom; wait for the direction to become clear before acting.
This market has never lacked opportunities; what it lacks are those:
Who can endure the blows, who can withstand the grind, and who can survive.
Remember, mixing in the coin circle isn't about who is smarter; it's about who follows the rules better.
Do you think those big shots are just lucky? They treat simple methods as if they were sacred decrees.
Follow my steps and let the brothers see a different circle.
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