极速翻仓王—强哥

$MYX $COAI I'm not here to show off

But there's something I need to discuss with you:
Last year, I brought in a newcomer, starting with 1200U, and after three months it slowly rolled to twenty-four thousand. Now the account steadily runs above fifty-one thousand.

The key is that from start to finish, not once did the position explode.
Do you think this is luck? It might not be that simple.

He succeeded because he firmly adhered to three hard rules—this is also the core reason I've progressed from a few thousand in capital to where I am today, living comfortably.

Success comes from sticking to three iron rules:

Divide the money into three parts, never go all in at once.
Usually just lying low, only take a big bite when the trend is clear.
Treat yourself like a machine, strictly adhere to the rules for stop-loss and profit-taking.

If you earn 20% profit, withdraw 30% first; what you put in your pocket is what counts.
Never add to a losing position, but take profits in batches when you are in the green.

If you are still losing sleep over small fluctuations, not knowing when to enter or exit, it might not be opportunities you lack, but a complete execution system.

Taking fewer detours is better than anything else.

I also have position details and timing strategies to share.
If you want to try a different approach, I’ll wait for you to join me on this journey @极速翻仓王—强哥 .

Many people trade cryptocurrencies, the more they learn the more confused they become, and the more they do the more they lose.

I went from thirty thousand to ten million, precisely by simplifying complex matters and executing simple tasks to perfection.

My path is very practical:

From thirty thousand to one hundred twenty thousand, it took two years.

From one hundred twenty thousand to six million, only one year.

From six million to ten million, it took just five months.

The more I progressed, the more I realized that the speed of making money is often inversely proportional to the number of times you take action.

My method is very simple; I focus on one "N shape":

A vertical rise, followed by a diagonal pullback, and then another vertical breakout.

Once the N shape is formed, I enter the market; if the N shape deteriorates, I immediately cut my position.

I never add to my position, never hold on stubbornly, and absolutely do not use leverage.

I set my stop loss at two percent and my take profit at ten percent; even if my win rate is only thirty-five percent, I can still make steady profits in the long run.

Many people think this is too foolish, spending all day studying various indicators, drawing trend lines, and chasing news, yet the smarter they try to be, the worse they end up losing.

I do the opposite.

On the chart, I only leave a twenty-day moving average, and I deliberately set it to a light color to avoid interference with my judgment.

Every day at nine fifty, I open the exchange and take a quick glance at the four-hour chart:

If there is no N shape, I simply shut down.

If there is, I set my stop loss and take profit orders.

The whole process takes less than five minutes; for the remaining time, I do whatever I need to do.

When I make money, I cash out in three steps.

When I reach one hundred twenty thousand, I withdraw all my principal.

When I reach six million, I withdraw half to invest in some funds or to save in a fixed deposit.

The remaining money continues to circulate in the market.

This way, even if the market is poor, my foundation is already secure.

I have three rules:

Do not chase prices; wait until the pattern stabilizes before taking action.

Do not hold positions; if the price breaks, exit immediately.

Do not cling to battles; once I have earned the planned profit, I withdraw it.

There is no one-size-fits-all solution in the cryptocurrency world; it resembles a sieve; if you persist long enough, the gold will naturally remain.

Stop dreaming of becoming rich overnight; if you can consistently take ten percent profit for twenty times, ten million is just a matter of time.

I have already walked the path of darkness; now I pass the torch to you.

It's your turn to shine @极速翻仓王—强哥

The cryptocurrency world is truly a place of love and hate.

Sometimes you watch others turn tens of thousands into millions, while the numbers in your account seem to shrink day by day. It’s hard not to feel a bit sour about it.

I've pondered this matter—why can some people succeed while others always step into pitfalls?

I remember a seasoned player from Beijing who initially entered with 100,000 and now has over 50 million in his account.

He told me a phrase that I still remember:
This market is filled with emotional "mob mentality"; as long as you can control your emotions, the cryptocurrency world will be your ATM.

Thinking about it carefully, it really is a valid point.

To survive here, mere luck and skill aren't enough; mindset is the key.

With a stable mindset and the right strategy, the market will often make way for you.

Let me share some practical thoughts I learned from him. They might not be profound, but they can help you avoid some pitfalls.

When entering the market, don’t rush to go all in; this is not a sprint, it's a long-term battle.

No matter how hot the market is, you should first dip your toes to test the water temperature, instead of diving headfirst. Many find it hard to endure during sideways trading, but in fact, that's the best time to find opportunities.

If it breaks new lows after a period of sideways trading, consider buying in batches.

$LIGHT If it rises again after a period of high trading, it's time to withdraw. Understand the support and resistance levels; you can still maintain your rhythm in a volatile market.

When the market is fluctuating a lot, don't act hastily. When it rises quickly, take profits in batches, and when it drops sharply, don't just focus on fear; see if an opportunity is coming.

During sideways trading, patiently wait for the market to show its cards. You need to differentiate between the timing for buying and selling:

Be cautious when everyone is rushing in, and observe more when everyone is scared.

Buy gradually on bearish candles, and sell in batches on bullish candles.
Don't panic during big drops in the morning, and don't be greedy during big rises in the morning.
These phrases sound simple, but they are earned with real money.

The last sentence: Even when the sea is calm, remember to wear a life jacket.
Never go all in, and don’t bet against the market.
Invest in batches, set stop-losses, know when to take profits, and stay calm to live long.

These principles come from lessons learned, but what the cryptocurrency world lacks the least is opportunities—as long as you can keep your mind calm and wait for @极速翻仓王—强哥 .

How should newcomers with 1,000 U and 2,000 U enter the market?

I'll only say it once

Don't always think about making a fortune in one step; the first step with small funds is not to multiply by a hundred but to survive first.

There are two paths:

Either choose a solid fundamental altcoin at a low position and go for it directly,

Or split the money into two or three parts, betting on two or three targets with higher certainty, leaving yourself a margin.

But no matter which path you choose, remember one iron rule:

As long as it rises, pull out the principal first.

Let the profits fly inside; at this point, your mindset will be completely different.

Truly smart small funds end up holding positions at zero cost.

To be realistic, spot trading rises slowly and is prone to being stuck; it may rise for a few days and then stagnate for half a year. Most people don't refrain from buying; they simply can't endure it.

The hardest part for small funds is not choosing coins but whether you can accept not heavily investing, not gambling big, and whether you can resist the urge to think about making a big turnaround all the time.

A few heart-wrenching words:

High profit-loss ratios often come with low win rates; a little more drawdown, and the mindset of small funds is the easiest to collapse.

Those who frequently go all-in have never played a game meant for ordinary people.

What do small funds truly need?

It's low drawdown and the ability to compound.

Don't always think, "I'll talk when I have more principal."

— If you can't manage these few thousand U well now, even if you get a million, the market will slowly take it away from you.

I've seen people roll up from zero, but I've seen more people completely exit due to impatience.

The right way for small funds to grow is to make fewer mistakes, roll slowly, and take it steady.

In the crypto circle, slow often means fast.

Finally, let me be frank: when a person is exploring alone, it's easy to go astray.

Information, rhythm, and cognition; lacking any one of these makes it hard to go far.

If you don't want to bear it alone anymore and don't want to pay tuition fees in vain, you can come here and take a look.

Let's keep pace together and steadily make money.

Remember, surviving is the key to everything that follows @极速翻仓王—强哥
#Strategy增持比特币 #加密市场观察 #美联储降息预期升温

This is not a story; it's a real path I walked with a fan.

In early December, he came with 800U. It wasn't much money, but he was steady and listened to advice—that was enough.

From several mid-line ambushes to the recent bursts of short-line activity, the account gradually grew from eight hundred to nearly seven thousand U!

Throughout the process, we didn't gamble; we relied on logical reasoning, timing, and strict risk control, taking each step carefully.

This is what I believe in:

It's not about giving you a code; it's about teaching you how to see the road and walk steadily.

The next opportunity is already brewing. If you also want to grow your account, don't hesitate any longer. Keep up with the rhythm, and let's seize that wave that belongs to you @极速翻仓王—强哥
$LIGHT

Looking back at 2025, it truly was the toughest year in the crypto world.

Making money was harder than in previous years, and the goals for Bitcoin and Ethereum were not achieved, but the thorough cleansing turned out to be a good thing.

The important thing is that the market has changed — retail investors are becoming fewer, and Wall Street institutions have become the main players.

They are only focused on tangible things: stablecoins, RWA, staking — these are all concrete directions.

So I am optimistic about these directions:

Public chains like Ethereum and SOL as the foundation.

Among stablecoins, ENA has potential.

Pay attention to Coinbase stock in exchanges.

Oracles like LINK are becoming increasingly important.

LDO in the staking track.

ONDO related to RWA.

And AAVE that can connect the ecosystem.

In the AI direction, TAO needs patient ambush.

In short, 2025 washed away the speculative capital, and the next round is a new cycle where institutions will exert their strength.

What we need to do now is to hold steady on core positions and survive until the bull market returns.
#Strategy增持比特币 #加密市场观察 #隐私叙事回归

Walking from five thousand to two hundred thousand is not a myth, nor is it based on luck.

It is about truly understanding that saying.

In contracts, those who survive do not play with fancy tricks; they follow gritty and harsh rules.

At the beginning, the capital is small, but I never thought of making a huge turnaround in one go.

The strategy can be bold, but the mind must remain clear.

I split the money into ten parts, using only 30U for each trade, with a leverage of 100 times.

If the direction is right, one point doubles the investment; if not, get out immediately and never compete with the market.

The market is never wrong; the only thing that can be wrong is ourselves.

Stop-loss must be clean and decisive. No fantasizing about rebounds, no waiting for a 'what if.'

When the market changes its face, hesitating for even a second might cost you double the losses.

My principle is very simple: when it's time for you to go, you must go;

When it's not time for you to go, you must rush to run away.

There is also a rule that has saved me many times—after five consecutive losses, directly trigger a circuit breaker.

Close the software, close the computer, and step away from the screen.

When emotions run high, what you're doing is not trading; it's giving away money.

When you look again the next day, the structure is often much clearer.

Profit must be turned into real money; this is the bottom line.

Earning three thousand without taking it out is just a number on the screen.

Taking half into your wallet is what we call securing profits.

In contracts, don’t look at how beautiful the screenshots are; only look at whether you can keep sitting at the poker table.

I always insist on one thing:

Only go with the trend. The trend is the cash machine; the volatility is the meat grinder.

If you don't understand, wait for the structure to reveal itself.

Missing out is okay; surviving gives you the next opportunity.

I also strictly control my position: never exceeding 10% of total capital.

30U for trial and error; if wrong, admit it, but I can afford the losses and can wait.

Those who can truly survive in this market long-term are never the ones who gamble recklessly; they are the disciplined ones who can persist.

Contracts are a long-term battle, not a performance to get rich quick.

When you engrave the rules into your habits and lock the emotions outside, you will gradually discover something:

Making money is often just a byproduct.

And being able to stay in this market is the real skill that belongs to you @极速翻仓王—强哥 .

1500U, in 2 months made over 40,000

To be honest, there are no secret operations, just one word: steady

Ultimately, for small funds to turn around, it’s not about who is more aggressive, but who is more steady

Making 40,000 from 1,500 sounds like a story, but there’s really no secret behind it, just honestly executing

The method is simple, but the difficulty lies in persistence

Start by dividing the money into three parts

One part for short-term trades, quick in and out
One part waits for trends, don’t act without a significant market movement
The other part consider it lost, never easily touch it

This is not called conservative; this is called survival. Dividing the funds ensures that you will never be completely out of the market due to a single mistake

Only trade in trends that have already emerged

For example, if the market was previously volatile, simply don’t look at it

Most of the time, the market is noise; what’s truly worth participating in is the breakout phase of a major upward trend

Once there’s profit, first put a part in your pocket, once you’re stable, let the rest run in the market

Discipline always outweighs everything else

If losses reach the set point, cut it off, don’t look for excuses;
After making money, actively reduce positions, using profits to seek larger space;
For wrong trades, never average down—averaging costs often just digs the hole deeper

In these few months, the most common action is not trading, but waiting

While others are frequently trading and repeatedly cutting losses, he is holding cash;

When others are emotionally leveraged, he has already cut losses and exited

Whether small funds can grow has never depended on how aggressive your offense is, but rather how strong your defense is

1,500 can roll to 40,000, and 40,000 can also go to zero

The difference in between is often those rules that seem the dumbest and most inconspicuous

Can you resist the urge to act, can you persist in execution, and let the rules make money for you
#加密市场观察

In the cryptocurrency world for eight years, what has left the deepest impression on me is not how much I've earned

but the time in 2017 when I watched a thirtyfold profit evaporate before my eyes

At that time, I heavily invested in an altcoin, with a cost of less than five cents

It rose to over a dollar, and the numbers in my account inflated to dizzying heights; I had even thought about how to spend the down payment on a house

But I never sold even once

When the pullback began, I told myself it was just a shakeout

As it continued to drop, I still felt the trend was not broken

Until the price crashed back to twenty cents, with almost no profit left, I finally woke up

That lesson was too expensive: knowing how to buy is not a skill; knowing how to sell is the watershed

$FHE Later, I figured out a simple profit-taking and stop-loss method, especially suitable for those who don’t have time to watch the market

Regarding profit-taking: sell in batches, don’t be greedy

If the cost is one dollar, when it rises to two dollars, I first sell thirty percent to recover my principal, then I feel at ease

If it can rise to three dollars, then sell another thirty percent

For the remaining position, I no longer guess the peak myself, I directly set a trailing stop-loss—15% to 20% pullback from the highest point, automatically sell everything

This way, I can ride the main upward wave without spitting out the meat I’ve bitten into

Regarding stop-loss: first think about how to afford to lose

I set a strict rule for myself: in a single trade, the maximum loss is 5% of total capital

The first thing after buying is to place a stop-loss order, usually set 8% to 10% below the cost price

Don’t be distressed about being stopped out; the market will always have opportunities, but if you lose your principal, you won’t even have the qualification to sit at the table

In these eight years, I have seen too many stories; those who can truly leave with money are never the most daring but rather the most disciplined

The market always has opportunities; what is lacking is the calmness to decisively press the confirm button when it’s time to sell

#加密市场观察 #美联储回购协议计划 #比特币与黄金战争

After eight years of trading cryptocurrencies, from twenty-five to thirty-three, I finally live in a way that seems 'abnormal' in the eyes of others.

I stay in hotels without blinking, always have some token of the crypto world on me, and wherever I go, I want to find my people.

Looking back at those elders doing physical businesses, worrying all day about payments and clients, my path indeed has far fewer worries.

People often ask me how I got to where I am today.

To be honest, understanding technology is important, but the most important thing is always mindset.

Over the years of ups and downs, some things have gradually become habits.

BTC will always be the boss.

If it doesn't rise, altcoins won't have any big show.

Sometimes ETH can move on its own, but don't expect the little brothers to withstand the big market.

Also, BTC and USDT are like a seesaw; when USDT rises, Bitcoin often needs to take a break; if Bitcoin surges too much, I exchange some USDT to hold, which makes me feel secure.

There are a few hours in a day that require special attention.

From 0 to 1 AM, it's easy to spike; placing an order and sleeping sometimes really allows you to pick up bargains.

From 6 to 8 AM, you can basically see the direction of the day—if it drops in the first half of the night and continues to drop in these two hours, closing your eyes and adding to your position has a good chance of pulling up during the day.

Conversely, if it rises in the first half of the night and continues in the morning, be careful; it will most likely fall back.

Don't lose focus at 5 PM either; the Americans just got up, and volatility often starts around this time.

Don't take things like 'Black Friday' too seriously.

Both rises and falls are possible; the key is to see what news is available at the time.

The most practical advice: as long as it’s not a scam coin, with some real trading volume, don't panic too much if it drops.

In three to five days, or maybe a month, the price will always come back.

If you have spare cash, buy in batches to lower your cost and recover faster;

If not, just hold it; it’s not a big deal.

My most comfortable trade was buying Dogecoin at 0.085, and I've been holding it ever since.

It has been proven that in this market, in the end, it’s not about who is smarter, but who can endure more.

Walking alone on a dark road is not as good as following someone who knows the way.

The direction is here; it just depends on how you walk it @极速翻仓王—强哥 .

$ALCH Making money is so simple and unpretentious!!!

Follow the right people, do the right things. Profits are steady.

Next, continue to layout the imitation.

#美联储回购协议计划 #加密市场观察 #美国宏观经济数据上链

To see whether altcoins are reliable, you don’t need to pay much attention to how much the team brags; you just need to focus on one thing: token economics.

In simple terms, it’s about how this coin is distributed, how it flows, and where the money ultimately goes.

Analyzing it line by line is much more practical than listening to any stories.

The screening process is actually quite simple.

Coins that only have governance rights can basically be blacklisted; these are pure air coins, which only give you the illusion of "I seem to be voting" and are useless.

Then there are those that only buy back without burning; don’t waste your time on them. Buybacks, in simple terms, mean the project party is trading against you. You buy while they sell, which is pointless.

Many projects like to treat tokens as payment tools, especially DePin types; most of these don’t need to be examined.

For regular payments, stablecoins should be used. Forcing your own coin into payments only shows that the team hasn’t grasped basic business logic.

And then there are those that do income dividends; it sounds nice, but in reality, the problems are bigger—this is considered securities in many places; they can’t grow if they aren’t compliant. If you really want dividends, it’s better to buy stocks from legitimate companies.

The only ones worth looking at are coins with clear burn mechanisms.

There can be new issues, but there must be a clear deflation logic to accompany them. Even if it’s a meme coin, as long as the rules are well-defined and executable, it’s better than the ones mentioned earlier.

By screening according to this standard, you’ll see a rather harsh reality: 99% of projects in the market have been going in the wrong direction since the moment they issued their coins, either unable to outperform the public chain itself or simply designed to exploit investors.

So don’t be swayed by the excitement; take a moment to see how tokens actually circulate. It may be more useful than studying a hundred white papers.
#美联储回购协议计划 #比特币与黄金战争 #比特币流动性

$JELLYJELLY Is this old brand counterfeit not a dog? Just like what Brother Qiang reminded before, chasing highs is fine, but the risk is indeed not small. This wave of performance is indeed similar to Brother Qiang's prediction; after a brief rise, it directly crashed.

If you accidentally get stuck at a high position, you still need to be careful to cut losses in time. Now these stocks are getting more sophisticated, and after a crash, many times they won't easily rise again.

Next, I plan to look for opportunities to lay out some active counterfeits, wanting to follow the Lei.

The market fluctuates; maintaining the rhythm is more important.
#美联储回购协议计划 #比特币与黄金战争 #加密市场观察

$JELLYJELLY This coin is for "video chat clip sharing," which is considered a social application coin.

The market capitalization is just over eighty million dollars, making it a typical small-cap coin.

From the data perspective, the situation is a bit contradictory. Funds are flowing out, but the active buying volume is clearly higher than the selling volume, and the price is still rising. This is likely due to large investors supporting the price or engaging in wash trading.

The most critical signal is that the funding rate is negative, meaning that short sellers have to pay long buyers, indicating that the overall market is actually bearish, but the price is being forcibly pushed up, creating a situation where "short sellers are forced to pay."

Overall, this is a rebound driven by short-term funds, but the large funds do not have high hopes for sustainability, and the risk is already considerable because the fundamental support is weak; it's just a small social coin.

It's advisable to just take a look.

If you want to chase, make sure to enter and exit quickly, and set a stop-loss.

Such small coins are highly volatile and can easily rise and fall.

If you really want to play, it's best to wait for the hype to pass and see if it can stabilize at a lower position before proceeding.
#美联储回购协议计划 #加密市场观察 #美联储降息

In recent days, I've been focused on swing trading, and many fans have asked how to play with altcoins like PTB that have already skyrocketed.

Let me take the example of that coin I laid out a couple of days ago.

You have to understand that the value of these altcoins is basically zero. Why do they pump?

It's to make people chase, so they can better dump later.

So the thinking is quite simple: when these coins pump, isn't it just giving an opportunity to short?

Don't overthink it.

After the pump, the sentiment is exhausted, and the chips are scattered. Besides looking for support downwards, there’s no other way to go.

The key is not to guess the top but to wait until it exhausts itself and shows signs of fatigue.

Next, continue to look for opportunities to position.

The market is like this: on one side, there's fire, and on the other, there's often seawater.

It's fine to just watch the lively places, but when it comes to making a bet, you have to wait for the calm before the storm, when the direction reveals itself.
#比特币流动性 #美国非农数据超预期 #加密市场观察

The impact analysis of the Japanese yen's interest rate hike on the US dollar and the cryptocurrency market

The Japanese yen's interest rate hike, simply put, means that the world's 'cheap money' has become scarcer.

In the short term, this puts pressure on the US dollar, as the appreciation of the yen will lower the dollar index.

But the more critical aspect is the medium term:

Funding globally borrowing yen to buy US Treasuries and stocks may be forced to withdraw, triggering a chain sell-off.

The impact on the cryptocurrency market will be more direct.

Leverage funding borrowed in yen for cryptocurrency trading will rush to sell and repay debts, and the market may experience severe volatility.

A decline of over 10% in Bitcoin and Ethereum in the short term is not surprising, while altcoins may suffer even greater losses.

However, this is usually a short-term shock.

Market panic will gradually stabilize after one or two months; good projects can survive, while worthless coins may disappear.

The implications for ordinary people boil down to three points:

1. In the short term, hold back on high leverage; save enough ammunition.
2. Watch for support around 70,000 to 80,000 for Bitcoin, as that may be an emotional turning point.
3. In the long term, this is rather a secondary stress test that can help you discern which projects truly have resilience.

Don't fear volatility; be prepared. After the storm, the market will always leave opportunities for the clear-headed.
#美国非农数据超预期 #巨鲸动向 #比特币波动性

Want to turn your fortunes in the crypto world?

Don't talk big yet; honestly think of ways to roll your principal to a million.

Don't just fantasize about tens of millions; that's too far.

The path from a few tens of thousands to a million is actually just one: rolling the warehouse.

Rolling the warehouse is one of the few opportunities for ordinary people to change their fate.

Roll right once, and the rhythm will be smooth.

Roll right two or three times, and the situation will open up.

When you truly have a million as a cushion, you'll find the world is different:

No leverage needed; a 20% rise in spot is two hundred thousand in hand.

You understand the logic of making money, and your mindset is calm.

What you need to do next is simply maintain the rhythm; don't act rashly, and you can live quite well.

But if you can't even roll out that million, don't keep talking about “financial freedom” and “crypto big shots.”

Even the cows shake their heads at that.

Rolling the warehouse is not something to do every day; that would be seeking death.

Usually, practice with small trades; when the real big opportunity comes, it's worth pushing all your firepower into it.

In this life, you don't need to get rich every day; just rolling right on three or four major waves is enough to take you from zero to tens of millions.

Want to succeed in rolling? Remember three things:

First, you must be able to endure.

Not every wave in the market is worth rolling; most of the time, you need to learn to wait.

Rolling wrong once might send you back to square one.

Second, only seize certain opportunities.

Those trends that have experienced sharp declines, long-term sideways movements, and finally break through with volume are often the true beginning of a trend.

Third, be decisive when you take action.

Once the opportunity is confirmed, don't hesitate, don't be timid; go for it.

If you are a step slow, you might not even get a taste.

The crypto world is not a casino; fantasizing about getting rich every day is unrealistic.

But rolling the warehouse is indeed a few golden windows left for ordinary people.

What you need to do is not to anxiously stare at the market every day but to learn to endure, learn to wait. When the wind comes, seize it all at once and dive in with full force.

$PTB This wave has nothing to say!

I brought fans into the venue in advance to make a segment, steadily securing the profits. At the same time, I reminded everyone in the square that there is still space above, but chasing high prices should be done with caution.

If you happened to see my reminder and avoided the risk, isn't that great?

Follow Brother Qiang's thinking, and next continue to ambush potential altcoins and mainstream coins.

If you still have no direction and want to keep up with the rhythm, then come on.
#美国非农数据超预期 #美SEC推动加密创新监管 #美联储降息

In 2017, I walked into the cryptocurrency world with two thousand eight hundred yuan, and now my account has grown to thirty-six million.

Over the years, I've experienced liquidation, drawdowns, sleepless nights, and anxiety; I haven't missed a single pitfall or spared a dime on tuition fees.

These experiences have ultimately distilled into six iron rules. Understanding each one may help you avoid losing a hundred thousand.

Truly grasping three of them can help you avoid more than ninety percent of traps.

First rule: Rapid rise, slow fall; don't rush to sell.

That is often when the main forces are accumulating, not when they are at a peak. What you should truly be wary of is a rapid sell-off after a volume surge—that is the signal for harvesting.

Second rule: Rapid fall, slow rise; don't rush to buy the dip.

A weak rebound after a flash crash is often a smokescreen before unloading. Don't be deceived by the illusion of "the drop has stopped"; the market is adept at dealing with all kinds of luck.

Third rule: High volume at peaks is not necessarily a bad thing; low volume is the most dangerous.

High volume indicates that the game is still ongoing; once there is no volume, it often means that the main forces have exited, leaving only the "belief" in the hands of retail investors.

Fourth rule: Don't be impulsive with volume at the bottom; look for sustainability.

A single day of high volume does not signify the start; continuous volume—especially after gentle accumulation in a consolidation—is the true signal for building positions.

Fifth rule: K-line is just the surface; trading volume is the truth.

The price of cryptocurrency is merely a reflection of market sentiment; only by understanding volume can one truly comprehend the market situation.

Sixth rule: The highest realm is "nothing".

Without attachment, one can wait with an empty position; without greed, one understands when to take profits; without fear, one has the courage to enter when others panic.

Controlling emotions is often more important than understanding trends.

After eight years, from blind to calm, I exchanged two thousand nine hundred and twenty days and nights for a simple conclusion:

Those who truly make money in the cryptocurrency world are never the smartest ones, but the most patient ones.

You don’t lack opportunities; you lack direction.

A single log cannot make a boat, and a lonely sail cannot sail far.

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