#密码资产动态追踪 💰 How much USDT do I need to earn to hear that sentence

Three years ago, she pulled me aside and said, "Once you save up 200,000, we’ll get married."
I jumped into the crypto world with 10,000 USDT, eyes glued to the screen, monitoring charts during the day, reviewing strategies at night, and refining tactics in the early morning.
One month a year ago, my account’s monthly increase exceeded 500,000 USDT. I rushed to my phone to take a screenshot and couldn’t wait to send it to her.
Her reply was only seven words: "Let’s break up."

She said calmly, "Your eyes only see K-line now. Did you forget those 198 cold dinners?"

At that moment, I finally understood what enlightenment means. The miracle of the crypto world can make your account skyrocket, but it can’t replace the warmth that’s lost.

Now, my account holds 900,000 USDT. And the one waiting for me at home is no longer here.

🔥 Trading rules summarized after six years

**Rule 1: Rapid rise and slow fall = Market manipulation in shakeout**
A strong surge followed by a slow decline isn’t a top signal. What does a real top look like? — Explosive volume pushing prices up, then a sudden dump, leaving no chance to escape.

**Rule 2: Rapid fall and slow rise = Signal of trap**
After a flash crash, if it’s still declining and then rebounds? Wake up, that’s a human trap. You’ll think "It’s fallen so much, it must rebound," but by then, your account is gone.

**Rule 3: High volume isn’t scary, shrinking volume is deadly**
High volume indicates funds are still active; shrinking volume means no one is taking orders. The night before a crash is often eerily quiet.

**Rule 4: Single-day high volume at the bottom is a false signal; continuous high volume is true accumulation**
Market makers’ tactics are like spring rain nourishing the soil, slow and steady. A sudden huge volume day? Probably a bait. Three consecutive days of high volume? That’s when the main players are truly accumulating.

**Rule 5: Trading volume is a mirror of market sentiment**
K-line charts are just the result; the real human sentiment is in the volume. When volume rises, funds are flowing; when it shrinks, the market’s sentiment is dead.

**Rule 6: Holding no position tests your patience more than full position, but it’s the best insurance**
You don’t have to always be fully invested, holding through every dip, or fighting hard. Enduring loneliness allows you to seize opportunities.

I once thought that earning enough money could keep everything intact. Later, I realized that this idea itself was wrong. The crypto world is never short of stories of wealth creation; what’s missing are those who can control their hands, aren’t driven by greed or fear, and truly understand the game’s rules.

We’re all not slow. Just circling between greed and fear.

My light is still on. It’s up to you whether you come or not.