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#数字货币市场回升 38 years old, from Guangdong, currently in Beijing. Eight years ago, I entered the market with 2800 yuan, starting from knowing nothing to now having an account worth tens of millions, with a trap in Chaoyang and a villa in Shunyi. I can say I've figured out some ways on this road.



After being in this industry for a long time, I finally understand that those who truly survive are not the ones who rush in the fastest, but those who can endure and last longer. The pitfalls I've encountered and the experiences I've summarized over the years, I've organized into seven points—don't underestimate them; understanding one can save you over 100k in tuition fees, and grasping three means you've surpassed most retail investors.

**First Rule: Focus on the Volume, Not the Price.** Many people only see the ups and downs, but in fact, the trading volume is the true heartbeat of the market. Understanding it is the first step to getting started.

**Article 2: Prices spike rapidly and then slowly retreat? Don't panic.** This is often the main force quietly accumulating. What you should really be wary of is a large bearish candle following a high volume—this is called inducing a rise to sell off, and if you chase in, just wait to be buried.

**Article 3: Slowly climbing after a flash crash? Don't rush to buy the dip.** That's not a bottom reversal; it's the final wave of selling. The market loves to punish those who think "it can't fall any further."

**Article 4: Increased volume is not necessarily a peak; decreased volume is truly dangerous.** When the volume keeps up during an upward trend, it indicates that the enthusiasm is still there; once the trading becomes quiet, a sharp drop is often just around the corner.

**Article 5: Even if there is a sudden spike in volume in a single day, do not rush in.** A real reversal depends on whether there can be sustained consolidation afterwards; slowing down is necessary to see the direction clearly.

**Article 6: It’s not the K-line that is traded, but the human heart.** Volume reflects the strength of consensus, while price is merely a fluctuation of emotions. Understand the trading volume, and you can hit the rhythm accurately.

**Article 7: The highest realm is "nothingness".** Not greedy, not afraid, not anxious; keep calm when holding an empty position, and seize the opportunity when it arises.

The winners in the cryptocurrency space are never the ones who react the fastest, but rather those who can remain steady and patient. It's even more important to stay calm when the market rebounds; don't let emotions drive your positions.
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MissedAirdropAgainvip
· 2h ago
It's the same old rhetoric again, sounds nice but how many actually make money?
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GasFeeDodgervip
· 11-30 00:50
Eight years from 2800 to tens of millions, is it real or fake... But the point about focusing on the trend instead of the price really hit home; I was previously just watching the price and getting tossed around, suffering huge losses. By the way, the saying that low volume is dangerous is a bit extreme; we need to remember that. Wait a minute, can we still do this in Chaoyang's Shunyi villas? I can't help but ask, when was it the hardest? If we really get through it, do we win? The last point, "nothing," sounds like cultivating immortality... Can a Short Position really hold up? That's the real challenge, right?
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ChainDetectivevip
· 11-29 08:51
It's this trap again. I've long realized not to focus on the price, the key is execution, brother.
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ShitcoinArbitrageurvip
· 11-29 08:42
To be honest, I have long understood that focusing on the trend rather than the price means not wanting to admit that those losing trades are all emotional trades...
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LiquidityLarryvip
· 11-29 08:33
Another story of a million dreamers, it's really well told haha
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ser_we_are_earlyvip
· 11-29 08:24
That makes sense, but I still think it's easier said than done. When the bull trap happens and it comes time to dump, who can stay calm?
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