When I first entered the cryptocurrency world, I was like most people—excited and unable to sleep when prices rose, anxious and unable to eat when they fell. Every time the candlestick chart moved, my heart would shake along with it.
It wasn't until I was repeatedly harvested by the market, and my account shrank to the point of questioning life, that I finally understood: in the cryptocurrency world, emotional stability is more important than technical analysis; operating against human nature is the way to survive.
Later, I turned my situation around by relying on these hard-earned rules I summarized through blood and tears.
The limit of market manipulation is usually 9 days. If a coin experiences a continuous downward trend for 9 days, it is highly likely to rebound on the 10th day in the morning session. Don't ask why; historical data doesn't lie.
If a coin surges more than 7% in a single day, it is highly likely to rise again in the morning session the next day, but you must sell before 12 noon! Otherwise, the afternoon sell-off will make you question your life.
If a coin has been consolidating for 6 days, and suddenly breaks out with increased volume on the 7th day, don't hesitate—just follow in. This is the last signal before the main force takes action; if you miss it, it will be gone.
If the coin you bought hasn't even earned back the transaction fee within 24 hours, don't fantasize—just cut your losses. Time cost is the real killer; 90% of deep losses stem from "just wait a bit longer."
If a coin has risen for 3 consecutive days, be especially cautious at 3 PM on the 4th day.
This is the favorite harvesting time for institutions.
The last piece of heartfelt advice: there are no surefire secrets in the cryptocurrency world, but discipline and execution can help you survive longer.
