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#AKE How much U do you have to make, so I can come back to you?
I’m a post-90s kid, from Chengdu, now living in Shenzhen.
Five years ago, I stepped into the crypto world with 30,000 U. Strictly speaking, it was nine years ago when I first got in. In the first four years I was a complete beginner—cut losses and got liquidated again and again, wiped out to zero, and exchanges rug-pulled (so now I only use Binance, Huobi, and OKEx—three exchanges). Of course, I’m not forcing anyone, and I’m not demanding anything either. I’m just suggesting it: after losing everything, honestly, at least I participated in the process—I can accept it. But if a couple hundred thousand in principal disappears because a small exchange rug-pulls… I truly can’t accept that. It’s unbearable.
In the past few years, every trap I should have avoided, I ended up stepping into. Back then, my girlfriend and I broke up. She and I argued all the time, and she drank to drown her sorrows, and I tried to dodge the 312. So many things are hard to judge. It was this dip-buying wave that helped me turn things around and get back on my feet. Everyone knows the “cold mattress” story: 2,000 yuan’s worth of 312 turned into 10 million after a single move—made me famous overnight.
After #AVAAUSDT , I turned myself around. My mindset improved too. I kept reviewing, studying technicals, and honing my trading strategy and psychology. Looking back now, my account has already grown to over 10 million U.
No inside information. No “bull market led by mythical powers.” It’s all just a method that looks “ridiculously dumb,” but works.
Today, I’m going to lay out these 6 iron rules from the heart:
If you understand just one, you can lose 100,000 U less;
If you do three, you can take down 90% of retail traders.
First rule: Fast up, slow down—those are the big players accumulating.
When they pump fast and then let it drift down slowly, it’s mostly a shakeout—don’t panic.
The real top is—after a big volume surge, a single waterfall-like candle—that’s the classic bull trap.
Second rule: Fast down, slow up—those are the big players distributing.
After a flash crash, a slow rebound isn’t a bargain hunt; it’s the last knife.
Don’t indulge the fantasy: “It already dropped so much, how could it still keep dropping?”
Third rule: A top with volume may not be over; low volume is what’s truly dangerous.
If there’s volume at high levels, they might surge again.
If there’s no volume at high levels, everything goes dead—that’s the night before the real crash.
Fourth rule: Don’t impulsively chase when you see heavy volume at the bottom—consistency is what matters.
One burst of volume might just be bait.
Repeated heavy volume over multiple days, and especially volume expanding after a period of low-volume consolidation—those are the real signals of building positions.
A lot of people aren’t not trying—they’re just crashing around blindly in the dark, alone, always stuck in the same loop. Remember: the market is always there, but timing doesn’t wait for anyone.
What you need isn’t to run around even faster—it’s someone who can hold up a light and help you walk out of the darkness. @渔歌趋势

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