#数字货币市场回调 I know a girl, a local of the magic city, who is 36 years old this year. Ten years ago, she entered the market with 120,000 yuan, and now she has five traps in her hands—one for herself, one for her parents, and the remaining three are rented out every month.

There are no secrets, just a trap that I figured out on my own. I never believe in those mysterious insider tips, nor do I expect luck to strike me.

Her method is quite simple when you think about it: understanding what the market is doing is a hundred times more useful than staring at candlestick charts.

What does it mean to understand? Let's give a few examples —

The price rises slowly, but the pullback isn't deep? There's a high probability that funds are slowly accumulating; don't let short-term fluctuations scare you out. When prices drop quickly and sharply, but the rebound is weak and feeble? That's someone offloading their assets, and jumping in to catch the falling knife at that moment is just giving money to others.

A surge in trading volume at a high level doesn't necessarily indicate a top signal; sometimes it actually suggests that the main force is making a final push. A true peak often occurs quietly, and a decline in volume is the most dangerous. As for increased volume at the bottom? A single spike in volume doesn't explain much; it needs to be observed over multiple instances of increased volume, as that is the signal that market consensus is forming.

But these technical aspects are actually secondary. What really determines how far you can go is whether you can control yourself—don't let greed drag you down, don't let fear push you out of the market, and don't be dead set on a particular cryptocurrency.

The most ruthless thing she ever told me was: learn to stay in cash. Only those who can resist the urge to act have the qualification to wait for the truly worthwhile opportunity.

There are many market opportunities, but there are also many risks. Only those who can survive have the possibility of turning things around. She doesn't always hit the jackpot, but she never plays herself to death each time.

The method is right there, at least it won't let you be pressed to the ground and rubbed by the market.

Do you dare to give it a try? $BNB $BTC $XRP

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MEVEye

· 20h ago

Staying in a Short Position is really the hardest, ten years of hard work for this. --- From 120,000 to five houses, to put it bluntly, it means not being killed by one's own greed, that's the winner's mentality. --- The key still lies in having patience, not every coin is worth buying the dip. --- Understanding the market and understanding Candlestick charts are completely two different things, the former is the real skill. --- There are indeed not many who can resist staying in a Short Position, most are played by their emotions. --- This logic sounds simple, but how many can truly survive? --- The shrinking volume at the top is the most terrifying, this point is too critical. --- Not chasing the price and not selling with bearish market may sound easy, but it really takes some self-control to do. --- If a person can endure to this day for ten years, what does that mean? It means not messing around blindly.

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RunWhenCut

· 20h ago

The Short Position trap is indeed harsh, but to be honest, most people simply can't stay put, myself included.

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