In the crypto world, liquidation is not fate, it's the tuition paid for cognitive understanding—A seven-year veteran dissects survival rules with 7 million in blood and tears

Recently, the cryptocurrency market staged a frightening scene again: Bitcoin plummeted rapidly after hitting a new high of $124,500, with over 100,000 people liquidated within 24 hours and $332 million in wealth evaporated. If you are still cursing over a single loss, it means you haven't grasped the rules of the crypto world at all—this is not a charity hall; it's a magnifier of human nature. You are losing money not because the market is rigged, but because you haven't even understood the basic game rules!

Why do some people get liquidated? Some people hold on until the end?

On August 19, Bitcoin dropped 15%, and a fan came to me with a sad face: "Teacher, I'm holding my position, and I'm down 40%!" I opened his position and saw—MACD has been in a death cross for three days, and he hasn't sold even when the trading volume shrank to a minimal level. This is not trading; this is using real money to test the "Murphy's Law"! And our student group? They had already cashed out at the high of 47,000, now they are just counting money and watching the show—don't panic sell during rapid rises or slow declines, and don't be impulsive during rapid drops or slow rebounds. This eight-character mantra could save you tuition for three Tesla cars!

When Ethereum broke below $4,300 on August 18, the whole network was shouting "buy the dip" while I focused on the trading volume with my students. When the one-hour line consolidated for three days with decreasing volume, and suddenly surged, we went all in—three days later, ETH skyrocketed by 23%, and our student group exploded; some made a net profit of 120,000 in a single day! Meanwhile, when Bitcoin was at a high of $124,500, the trading volume plummeted from 58,000 to 12,000 (high-level dead volume), and after the MACD death cross, the histogram continued to expand negatively. Is this a peak? It’s clearly a washout by the big players!

The market is never wrong; it’s always human greed and fear that are mistaken. While others are still chasing after spikes and dips with a "gambler's mentality", we have long since positioned ourselves from the perspective of the major players—remember, the crypto world is not a technical battle; it's a psychological war. Want to be among the 20% winners? Now is the best time to catch up with the rhythm!

If you are still holding on to a losing position, it means you are lacking not luck, but a model for rolling back to break even. This set of survival rules I have refined for three years is only shared with those who are serious about turning things around—please do not disturb if you are not sincere, and lazy people, please do not click! #杰克逊霍尔会议