That day, as I watched my account fluctuate, I suddenly understood one thing: when numbers truly become reality, the market is no longer so mysterious.
Over the years in the trading circle, I have seen too many people lose everything, and also seen many turn their fortunes around. In four years, I have witnessed the transformation of a sum of money from start to finish. Not relying on insider information, not relying on luck, but entirely on a set of methods that sound "silly" but are super effective.
1460 days of focus, doing only one thing: approaching the market with a leveling-up mentality. Liquidations, stop-losses, rebounding, cycling repeatedly until a pattern is found.
Many people have asked me for the secret. Today, I will reveal my hidden card.
**Iron Rule 1: Trading volume reveals the intentions of the main force**
Rapid rise followed by slow decline is usually a sign that the big players are accumulating; a sharp increase followed by a small pullback is nothing to fear, but if a top shows high volume selling, that’s a real danger signal.
**Iron Rule 2: Flash crashes are not the end of the story**
After a quick plunge, the price rebounds slowly. Essentially, this is the main force distributing chips. Don’t comfort yourself with "it’s fallen so much, it should rebound," because the decline might not be over yet.
**Iron Rule 3: Silence at high levels is deadly**
High volume at high levels doesn’t necessarily mean the trend is over, but if the price consolidates at high levels and trading volume shrinks to a pitiful level, that’s a sign of an impending crash.
**Iron Rule 4: Stay patient at the bottom**
A single spike in volume might be a trap; only after volume has been suppressed for a period and then suddenly surges does it count as a real signal of bottom-building.
**Iron Rule 5: Trading volume is the market’s thermometer**
Candlestick charts are just the fruit; market sentiment is fully reflected in trading data: sluggish volume indicates participant apathy, while soaring volume shows funds going crazy.
**Iron Rule 6: The highest level of trading is "nothing"**
No obsession — when it’s time to be out of the market, just be out, no attachment; no greed — never chase after highs; no panic — dare to layout rationally during panic. This is not just motivational talk, but a mindset that all profitable traders understand.
Only engage in genuine trading, avoid fancy tricks. If you also want to reduce detours and achieve stable profits in the crypto world, stop fumbling around in the dark on your own.
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TokenDustCollector
· 01-15 03:14
The volume theory has been heard many times, but how many can truly stick to executing it?
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LiquiditySurfer
· 01-15 01:28
Trading volume is indeed a thermometer for understanding the market maker's mindset, no doubt about it.
It's easy to say, but actually doing it really tests your mentality. Knowing the patterns alone isn't enough.
1460 days focused on one thing—that kind of resolve is true capital efficiency.
It's the "nothing" mindset again, but I've truly never seen someone lose money and still manage to do this.
The dead silence at high levels really hit me—how many times have I fallen for this?
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YieldFarmRefugee
· 01-14 03:48
Listening to this, it sounds a bit like a storytelling session, still the same old explanations—volume, whales, large sell-offs... How can real market conditions be so predictable?
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TopEscapeArtist
· 01-12 20:51
High-level sideways trading with shrinking volume? I chased again at a high level, now looking at the K-line chart, I regret it to the point of vomiting blood.
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OnChainDetective
· 01-12 20:44
ngl, volume patterns don't lie but people sure do about their trades lol
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HalfIsEmpty
· 01-12 20:42
Trading volume really works well; it's much more effective than listening to those influencers brag.
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HodlOrRegret
· 01-12 20:42
Sounds good, but the key still depends on trading volume. Those who truly believe in this system would have already achieved financial freedom.
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liquiditea_sipper
· 01-12 20:42
It's the same old story about trading volume, I've heard it too many times. The key is execution, brother.
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ProxyCollector
· 01-12 20:39
I've heard this volume theory many times, but few can actually execute it effectively.
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EntryPositionAnalyst
· 01-12 20:36
It's the same old story about trading volume, acting like it's real, huh.
That day, as I watched my account fluctuate, I suddenly understood one thing: when numbers truly become reality, the market is no longer so mysterious.
Over the years in the trading circle, I have seen too many people lose everything, and also seen many turn their fortunes around. In four years, I have witnessed the transformation of a sum of money from start to finish. Not relying on insider information, not relying on luck, but entirely on a set of methods that sound "silly" but are super effective.
1460 days of focus, doing only one thing: approaching the market with a leveling-up mentality. Liquidations, stop-losses, rebounding, cycling repeatedly until a pattern is found.
Many people have asked me for the secret. Today, I will reveal my hidden card.
**Iron Rule 1: Trading volume reveals the intentions of the main force**
Rapid rise followed by slow decline is usually a sign that the big players are accumulating; a sharp increase followed by a small pullback is nothing to fear, but if a top shows high volume selling, that’s a real danger signal.
**Iron Rule 2: Flash crashes are not the end of the story**
After a quick plunge, the price rebounds slowly. Essentially, this is the main force distributing chips. Don’t comfort yourself with "it’s fallen so much, it should rebound," because the decline might not be over yet.
**Iron Rule 3: Silence at high levels is deadly**
High volume at high levels doesn’t necessarily mean the trend is over, but if the price consolidates at high levels and trading volume shrinks to a pitiful level, that’s a sign of an impending crash.
**Iron Rule 4: Stay patient at the bottom**
A single spike in volume might be a trap; only after volume has been suppressed for a period and then suddenly surges does it count as a real signal of bottom-building.
**Iron Rule 5: Trading volume is the market’s thermometer**
Candlestick charts are just the fruit; market sentiment is fully reflected in trading data: sluggish volume indicates participant apathy, while soaring volume shows funds going crazy.
**Iron Rule 6: The highest level of trading is "nothing"**
No obsession — when it’s time to be out of the market, just be out, no attachment; no greed — never chase after highs; no panic — dare to layout rationally during panic. This is not just motivational talk, but a mindset that all profitable traders understand.
Only engage in genuine trading, avoid fancy tricks. If you also want to reduce detours and achieve stable profits in the crypto world, stop fumbling around in the dark on your own.