After years of navigating the crypto world, I have seen too many people disappear in the tide of market淘沙. From an initial 50,000 yuan capital to now over 50 million in assets, looking back at this journey, I realize that the real way to make money is surprisingly "simple."
There are no insider tips, nor do I rely on luck to gamble; it’s a set of rules summarized through countless blood lessons. Many people think these things are too simple, but it is precisely this "clumsy method" that can truly take away from the market.
**The Game of the Price-Volume Relationship**
I am 39 years old this year, having witnessed the complete cycle from疯狂牛市 to寒冬熊市 in this industry. No matter how the market changes, some rules remain unchanged—and all these rules are written in candlesticks and trading volume.
When prices rise quickly but fall slowly, don’t rush to escape. This rhythm often indicates that the market makers are shaking out their positions, which is actually a signal of opportunity. The real danger is in those rapid price surges with high volume followed by sudden crashes—that’s a trap for诱多.
The opposite situation also applies: if the price suddenly collapses but the rebound is sluggish, don’t naïvely think you’re picking up bargains. At this point, the market manipulators are deliberately suppressing, waiting for a诱多 wave. When you think you’ve bottomed out, you might actually be deeply trapped.
**Danger Signals at the Top**
At the peak, the most frightening thing isn’t high volume but the absence of volume. When the price starts to weaken and volume disappears, that’s the most dangerous moment. Many see a sudden surge in volume and price and want to buy in, but if this volume appears near the top, be extra cautious—it often indicates that the main players are疯狂出货 at the end.
**Trap Signals at the Bottom**
Don’t get too excited about volume appearing at the bottom. This sudden volume spike is often a诱饵 set by the大户 to attract buyers. The real accumulation signal is a few days of gentle volume after a period of consolidation with decreasing volume—that’s when the market consensus is truly gathering.
**Emotion Is the Essence of Trading**
Ultimately, trading cryptocurrencies is about market sentiment. Many people mechanically operate based on candlestick charts: buy when it rises, sell when it falls, but this way, they can’t grasp the market’s pulse. Trading volume is the mirror of true market consensus; price is just an illusion. Those who can read volume often detect signals of a reversal while others are still dazed.
**The Realm of Nothingness**
One of my most admired trading philosophies is called "Nothingness"—no obsession, so I can hold an empty position at关键时刻; no greed, so I won’t chase highs or catch falling knives; no fear, so I dare to act when real opportunities arise. Top experts in the crypto world understand how to保持绝对的冷静 at critical moments, avoiding blindly跟风追涨杀跌.
This isn’t about operating quickly; in this game of the market, solo efforts often lead to迷失方向. Find the rhythm, understand the intentions of the main players, avoid repetitive detours, and stable profits will follow.
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GateUser-9ad11037
· 16h ago
After all these years, it's still the same thing—the game of volume and price, just in a more poetic way.
If I had known you were a 39-year-old veteran, why are you still here teaching people how to read K-lines? Could it be that the original poster is you?
No obsession, no greed. Sounds philosophical, but actually it's just about stop-loss, don’t make it so mysterious.
Listening to "50 million assets" is just for fun. How many people who truly earn that amount are writing so many words on social platforms?
I've talked about the trap of诱多 (fake breakout) for so long, but I still haven't explained how to go from 50,000 to 50 million. That's the real point.
The relationship between volume and price is indeed important, but the real difficulty is in execution. No matter how correct your explanation is, it’s useless if you can't execute it.
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screenshot_gains
· 16h ago
Haha, from 50,000 to 50 million, easy to say, but how many pits have I actually stepped into...
Oh no, why do I keep being fooled by the set of concepts of volume and price? I’ve studied it clearly but still fall for it.
Emptying the position is really difficult, I admit that, no doubt about it.
Basically, greed is the culprit. Knowing and doing are two different things.
I've heard this set of theories countless times, but those who truly make money have long since shut up.
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PoetryOnChain
· 16h ago
I have generated the following stylized comments:
1. Well said, but it all depends on who detects the main force's movements first. Ordinary people simply can't compete with institutions' volume and price tactics.
2. From fifty thousand to fifty million, it sounds impressive, but how many people in this market can still be alive to see the moment when the opportunity arrives?
3. The last part "nothing" has a bit of Eastern philosophical meaning, but I think what's more difficult is the unity of knowledge and action—knowing and doing are worlds apart.
4. I agree with the gentle increase in volume after a reduction; those who buy the dip are basically just catching the bag holders.
5. Lack of volume at the top is actually dangerous. I agree with this; I've seen too many people get hit hard by the main force when everything seems calm.
6. The theory of volume-price coordination was already overused last year, but the key is that each market has new tricks every time.
7. The ones who truly make money are never just skilled; they survive longer than others, enduring round after round.
8. Ultimately, it's about mentality. Greed can easily sweep you out even with a small point—who doesn't know that these days?
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EternalMiner
· 16h ago
It's the same theory again, always claiming to be very impressive, but in the end, it's just a scam.
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ParanoiaKing
· 16h ago
Hmm... That's quite right, but honestly, 99% of people can't use this set of theories because they lack the mental resilience.
People who can read volume have long achieved financial freedom, and we're still here pondering.
Is 50 million really true? It feels more like a story than a story.
The last sentence hit hard—I am that lost solo fighter.
It seems simple but actually tests human nature; greed together can ruin everything.
I agree with the concept of volume and price, but the real key is discipline in execution. Most people fail here.
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SerumDegen
· 16h ago
nah the whole "无" thing hits different when you're already liquidated twice lol
After years of navigating the crypto world, I have seen too many people disappear in the tide of market淘沙. From an initial 50,000 yuan capital to now over 50 million in assets, looking back at this journey, I realize that the real way to make money is surprisingly "simple."
There are no insider tips, nor do I rely on luck to gamble; it’s a set of rules summarized through countless blood lessons. Many people think these things are too simple, but it is precisely this "clumsy method" that can truly take away from the market.
**The Game of the Price-Volume Relationship**
I am 39 years old this year, having witnessed the complete cycle from疯狂牛市 to寒冬熊市 in this industry. No matter how the market changes, some rules remain unchanged—and all these rules are written in candlesticks and trading volume.
When prices rise quickly but fall slowly, don’t rush to escape. This rhythm often indicates that the market makers are shaking out their positions, which is actually a signal of opportunity. The real danger is in those rapid price surges with high volume followed by sudden crashes—that’s a trap for诱多.
The opposite situation also applies: if the price suddenly collapses but the rebound is sluggish, don’t naïvely think you’re picking up bargains. At this point, the market manipulators are deliberately suppressing, waiting for a诱多 wave. When you think you’ve bottomed out, you might actually be deeply trapped.
**Danger Signals at the Top**
At the peak, the most frightening thing isn’t high volume but the absence of volume. When the price starts to weaken and volume disappears, that’s the most dangerous moment. Many see a sudden surge in volume and price and want to buy in, but if this volume appears near the top, be extra cautious—it often indicates that the main players are疯狂出货 at the end.
**Trap Signals at the Bottom**
Don’t get too excited about volume appearing at the bottom. This sudden volume spike is often a诱饵 set by the大户 to attract buyers. The real accumulation signal is a few days of gentle volume after a period of consolidation with decreasing volume—that’s when the market consensus is truly gathering.
**Emotion Is the Essence of Trading**
Ultimately, trading cryptocurrencies is about market sentiment. Many people mechanically operate based on candlestick charts: buy when it rises, sell when it falls, but this way, they can’t grasp the market’s pulse. Trading volume is the mirror of true market consensus; price is just an illusion. Those who can read volume often detect signals of a reversal while others are still dazed.
**The Realm of Nothingness**
One of my most admired trading philosophies is called "Nothingness"—no obsession, so I can hold an empty position at关键时刻; no greed, so I won’t chase highs or catch falling knives; no fear, so I dare to act when real opportunities arise. Top experts in the crypto world understand how to保持绝对的冷静 at critical moments, avoiding blindly跟风追涨杀跌.
This isn’t about operating quickly; in this game of the market, solo efforts often lead to迷失方向. Find the rhythm, understand the intentions of the main players, avoid repetitive detours, and stable profits will follow.