#数字货币市场洞察 That night I cried until dawn. Five years of marriage, gone in a single night.
From school uniforms to a wedding dress, I thought it would last a lifetime. He was successful in his career, we had a child, and everyone in our circle envied us. Some said I married into wealth because of my looks and had him tightly wrapped around my finger—thinking back now, that’s just ironic.
My best friend urged me not to act impulsively: “Besides spending money, what else can you do? How will you survive without him?” I signed the divorce papers without hesitation and left with the private savings I’d amassed over the years. I had only one thought: I must rely on myself to make it.
The turning point came suddenly. A friend introduced me to the world of cryptocurrency. I lost so much in the first two years that I questioned my life, but I gritted my teeth, kept learning, and persevered. Eight years later, my account went from five digits to eight.
That friend once summed up six survival rules for me. Now I’m sharing them—maybe they’ll help you as you find your way:
**Rule 1: Watch the volume to judge the trend** Rising fast, falling slow? Most likely the big players are accumulating. Be wary of those violent spikes followed by sudden crashes—those are real cut-the-loser moves.
**Rule 2: Flash crashes are traps** Falls are fierce, rises are sluggish—most likely they’re unloading. Don’t touch the rebound after a flash crash—that’s a pit dug just for you.
**Rule 3: Low volume at the top is deadly** Heavy volume at the top doesn’t mean an immediate collapse, but if it consolidates at high levels with shrinking volume for a long time, that’s the real sign of an impending blow-up.
**Rule 4: Bottoms must be confirmed repeatedly** A single spike in volume doesn’t count. Wait for continuous churning and shrinking trades, then a clear surge in volume—that’s the real signal for building a position.
**Rule 5: Candlesticks are surface-level, volume is the truth** All market sentiment is hidden in the trading volume: low volume = no one cares, high volume = funds are moving in. Understand volume and you’ve got your finger on the market’s pulse.
**Rule 6: Staying in cash is a skill** Dare to stay in cash, don’t stubbornly hold on; don’t be greedy, don’t chase highs; stay calm, dare to buy the dip. This isn’t lying flat and giving up—it’s top-tier trading wisdom.
There’s never a shortage of opportunities in crypto, what’s lacking is the discipline to stay calm and execute. Most people don’t lose because they’re a step too slow, but because they stumble blindly in the dark.
I’ve stepped in enough traps, so I’m willing to share these lessons. The next move always brews in the shadows—don’t stumble alone in the dark anymore.
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CodeSmellHunter
· 11h ago
It's just another get-rich-quick scheme disguised as motivational content, haha. From divorce success stories to making a fortune in crypto, the script is well written.
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AlwaysMissingTops
· 11h ago
This story sounds a bit far-fetched... Going from five digits to eight digits, is that for real? I feel like every crypto person has talked about this theory, but when it comes to actually executing it, everyone just falls short.
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NFTArchaeologis
· 11h ago
Trading volume is indeed the "handwriting analysis" on the blockchain. Most people only look at the appearance of the candlestick chart and overlook the real intentions hidden in the trading volume—it's a bit like judging an antique by its appearance without realizing that the tomb raiders have already left secret marks.
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BearMarketBro
· 11h ago
Divorce, comeback, eight figures... I've heard this narrative from women too many times. The six rules sound good, but honestly, people who actually make money never teach you to analyze trading volume in such detail, because that's pseudo-science in itself.
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OnchainFortuneTeller
· 11h ago
Damn, the span of this story is insane—from divorce to eight figures, just taking off like that? Honestly, I’ve been super familiar with this volume setup for ages, but when it comes to execution, I still get shaky hands.
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metaverse_hermit
· 11h ago
I get sleepy reading these kinds of "comeback" stories; the authenticity is questionable. However, those points about trading volume really hit the mark, especially the part about decreased volume at the top—anyone who's been burned before knows exactly what that means.
#数字货币市场洞察 That night I cried until dawn. Five years of marriage, gone in a single night.
From school uniforms to a wedding dress, I thought it would last a lifetime. He was successful in his career, we had a child, and everyone in our circle envied us. Some said I married into wealth because of my looks and had him tightly wrapped around my finger—thinking back now, that’s just ironic.
My best friend urged me not to act impulsively: “Besides spending money, what else can you do? How will you survive without him?”
I signed the divorce papers without hesitation and left with the private savings I’d amassed over the years. I had only one thought: I must rely on myself to make it.
The turning point came suddenly. A friend introduced me to the world of cryptocurrency. I lost so much in the first two years that I questioned my life, but I gritted my teeth, kept learning, and persevered. Eight years later, my account went from five digits to eight.
That friend once summed up six survival rules for me. Now I’m sharing them—maybe they’ll help you as you find your way:
**Rule 1: Watch the volume to judge the trend**
Rising fast, falling slow? Most likely the big players are accumulating. Be wary of those violent spikes followed by sudden crashes—those are real cut-the-loser moves.
**Rule 2: Flash crashes are traps**
Falls are fierce, rises are sluggish—most likely they’re unloading. Don’t touch the rebound after a flash crash—that’s a pit dug just for you.
**Rule 3: Low volume at the top is deadly**
Heavy volume at the top doesn’t mean an immediate collapse, but if it consolidates at high levels with shrinking volume for a long time, that’s the real sign of an impending blow-up.
**Rule 4: Bottoms must be confirmed repeatedly**
A single spike in volume doesn’t count. Wait for continuous churning and shrinking trades, then a clear surge in volume—that’s the real signal for building a position.
**Rule 5: Candlesticks are surface-level, volume is the truth**
All market sentiment is hidden in the trading volume: low volume = no one cares, high volume = funds are moving in. Understand volume and you’ve got your finger on the market’s pulse.
**Rule 6: Staying in cash is a skill**
Dare to stay in cash, don’t stubbornly hold on; don’t be greedy, don’t chase highs; stay calm, dare to buy the dip. This isn’t lying flat and giving up—it’s top-tier trading wisdom.
There’s never a shortage of opportunities in crypto, what’s lacking is the discipline to stay calm and execute. Most people don’t lose because they’re a step too slow, but because they stumble blindly in the dark.
I’ve stepped in enough traps, so I’m willing to share these lessons. The next move always brews in the shadows—don’t stumble alone in the dark anymore.