狼 王

That day, suddenly there were 820,000 U in the account. I didn't click on withdrawal, but instead stared at the screen blankly for half an hour. This string of numbers didn't make me ecstatic; instead, it pulled me back to my rented apartment in 2018. Back then, I entered the crypto world with 4,300 U, with no guidance, no insider information, relying solely on stubbornness to grind for eight years, rolling up to over 50 million. It wasn't luck; it was the 'stupid method' honed through over 2,000 days and nights: treating the market as a battlefield, viewing liquidation as a remedy, and doing only three things every day - recording data, reviewing mistakes, and controlling my hands. Today, I’m sharing six profitable notes with you. Understanding one can help avoid a major pitfall; achieving three can allow you to outperform 90% of retail investors. #币圈生存法则

1. Volume is the heartbeat of the market
Price increases are like climbing stairs slowly, while price decreases are like sliding down a slide quickly. Don’t rush to escape; it's likely that the operators are secretly accumulating; a rapid rise followed by a slow decline requires calmness. The real peak is always accompanied by a volume waterfall; that's the sound of the sickle falling. $SENT

2. A flash crash is a knife not a red envelope
The steeper the drop, the slower the rebound, indicating that the operators are withdrawing while fighting; don't deceive yourself thinking 'it's dropped so deep, it should be at the bottom.' In the crypto world, there are often eighteen layers beneath the abyss.

3. High points are most fearful of silence
A volume spike doesn’t necessarily mean a peak, but zero volume at a high point is definitely a warning; it's like a KTV suddenly going silent at midnight; the next moment is likely the uproar of a crash. $ARPA

4. The bottom requires waiting for 'sustained signals'
A single volume spike may be a trap; only after continuous low volume followed by a spike can it be considered that the operators are building their positions with real money; whether to follow or not depends on your resolve.

5. K-line is a corpse, volume is body temperature
The K-line only records results; the trading volume is the real-time thermometer; when volume shrinks to suffocation, the market is left with retail investors cutting each other; when volume suddenly surges, the funds are like sharks smelling blood.

6. The ultimate mindset: 'Three No's'
No attachment, able to decisively turn off the screen when it's time to exit; no greed, hands can go into pockets when chasing high; no fear, able to rationally average down during a sharp drop.

This is not about being Zen; it’s a survival instinct honed from countless liquidations. The crypto world never lacks opportunities; it lacks those who can remain calm and wait for opportunities. #币圈

Follow Daisen, no boasting no empty promises, just sharing practical experiences that can help survive in the industry. Brother Sen will guide you through the investment fog and help you land safely! For those who want to turn their fortunes around, let's get on board and work together.

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