How much does he need to make in crypto for her to come back to him?
Three years ago, my follower Xiao Guo started trading crypto. He went from having a little money to being buried in debt, and his girlfriend left him too.
By chance, he came across me. After scraping together everything he could, he said, “Brother Xing, this 5,000 U is all I have left. Please help me.”
I said yes.
Over the next three years, I helped him turn 5,000 U into 300,000 U. No insider information, and we didn’t catch a crazy bull run. We just kept using the same “simple method” over and over.
For more than 1,000 days and nights, we focused on just one thing:
Treat trading like leveling up in a game—take your time and hone your skills.
Today, I’m sharing six lessons with you. Understand one, and you could save yourself tens of thousands in losses; put three into practice, and you’ll already be steadier than 90% of retail traders.
1. A sharp rise followed by a slow decline means the market makers are quietly accumulating.
A big surge followed by a gradual drop is often a shakeout, so don’t rush to sell. A real top comes when prices suddenly spike on heavy volume, then plunge in a cascade. $BNB
2. A sharp drop followed by a slow rise means the market makers are quietly selling.
After a flash crash, a slow rebound might look like a bargain—but it could be the final trap.
3. Heavy volume at the top doesn’t necessarily mean it’s over; what you should worry about is no volume.
If there’s still volume at high prices, there may be another leg up. A quiet market with no volume at the top is the real warning sign of a crash.
4. Don’t rush in just because volume picks up at the bottom. Sustained volume is what matters.
A one-off spike in volume could be bait. Let the market consolidate for a while first; several consecutive days of heavy volume are a more reliable sign of accumulation.
5. Crypto trading is all about human psychology, and volume reveals what people are feeling.
Candlesticks show the result; trading volume shows market sentiment. Low volume means nobody’s interested. A sudden jump in volume means real money is flowing in.
6. “Doing nothing” is a skill in itself. $OGN
Don’t get attached to a position. Sit on the sidelines when you should; don’t get greedy. Buy the dip when it’s time; don’t panic.
There will always be opportunities in crypto. What’s rare are people who can control their impulses and read the market clearly.
You’re not too slow—you’re just stumbling around in the dark.
#FrenchHill敦促跛脚鸭会期通过CLARITY法案
Three years ago, my follower Xiao Guo started trading crypto. He went from having a little money to being buried in debt, and his girlfriend left him too.
By chance, he came across me. After scraping together everything he could, he said, “Brother Xing, this 5,000 U is all I have left. Please help me.”
I said yes.
Over the next three years, I helped him turn 5,000 U into 300,000 U. No insider information, and we didn’t catch a crazy bull run. We just kept using the same “simple method” over and over.
For more than 1,000 days and nights, we focused on just one thing:
Treat trading like leveling up in a game—take your time and hone your skills.
Today, I’m sharing six lessons with you. Understand one, and you could save yourself tens of thousands in losses; put three into practice, and you’ll already be steadier than 90% of retail traders.
1. A sharp rise followed by a slow decline means the market makers are quietly accumulating.
A big surge followed by a gradual drop is often a shakeout, so don’t rush to sell. A real top comes when prices suddenly spike on heavy volume, then plunge in a cascade. $BNB
2. A sharp drop followed by a slow rise means the market makers are quietly selling.
After a flash crash, a slow rebound might look like a bargain—but it could be the final trap.
3. Heavy volume at the top doesn’t necessarily mean it’s over; what you should worry about is no volume.
If there’s still volume at high prices, there may be another leg up. A quiet market with no volume at the top is the real warning sign of a crash.
4. Don’t rush in just because volume picks up at the bottom. Sustained volume is what matters.
A one-off spike in volume could be bait. Let the market consolidate for a while first; several consecutive days of heavy volume are a more reliable sign of accumulation.
5. Crypto trading is all about human psychology, and volume reveals what people are feeling.
Candlesticks show the result; trading volume shows market sentiment. Low volume means nobody’s interested. A sudden jump in volume means real money is flowing in.
6. “Doing nothing” is a skill in itself. $OGN
Don’t get attached to a position. Sit on the sidelines when you should; don’t get greedy. Buy the dip when it’s time; don’t panic.
There will always be opportunities in crypto. What’s rare are people who can control their impulses and read the market clearly.
You’re not too slow—you’re just stumbling around in the dark.
#FrenchHill敦促跛脚鸭会期通过CLARITY法案