2025-12-31 04:21:43

Trading for half a year, my account grew from 10,000 to 140,000. Some say it's luck, but I know deep down—that's the skill built through countless late nights watching the charts and repeatedly reviewing my trades.

I don't believe in myths. Every loss is like a whip, driving me to develop these 6 trading insights. Mastering just one of them can cut your account bleeding in half.

**Wash the盘 without killing the心, kill the心 without washing the盘**

Rapid gains, slow declines? Most likely a wash. Main players push prices up not to unload, but to scare out your chips. What does a real top look like? Volume surges then crashes instantly, catching you off guard.

**Weak rebounds indicate the bottom isn't in yet**

If the market can't bounce back after a big drop, don't rush to buy the dip. That kind of step-back rebound signals capital is retreating. The bottom you think you see is probably a trap along the way.

**If there's volume at the top, keep watching; if there's no volume, it's time to leave**

When volume suddenly spikes at the top, bulls and bears are still fighting, and the market can reverse at any moment. The scariest thing is volume disappearing suddenly—that's not calm, it's the main force already retreating, while retail investors are still catching the bag.

**Watch if volume at the bottom can be sustained**

A single volume spike can't change the big trend. A volume explosion at the bottom is mostly a trap; real accumulation happens gradually during sideways movement, stacking volume day by day. Be patient, let the market move through a few more candles.

**Volume is the market's pulse**

Candlesticks are footprints; volume is the person walking. Small volume means the market is sleeping; volume changes indicate capital flow. Grasp the rhythm of volume, and you're watching the show rather than jumping into it.

**Ultimate secret: patience and stability**

Most of the time, the market isn't worth trading. Those who dare to hold cash are the experts; those who dare to act are the brave. No chasing highs, no panic, no reckless stop-losses—these nine words I learned after half a year of losses.

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AirdropworkerZhang

· 7h ago

It's a bit overhyped; the real challenge is not chasing the high at that moment.

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gas_guzzler

· 7h ago

Six months to turn 10,000 into 140,000? Is that real… Never mind, I’ll go check out his review --- Wait, I need to remember this about not killing the momentum during a shakeout --- That last sentence hit me, daring to hold a zero position is really a master --- Damn, I just remembered the last time I chased the high and got trapped… --- The analogy of volume as a pulse is pretty good, I need to study it carefully --- Don’t chase the high, don’t panic, don’t randomly cut losses. It’s easy to say, hard to do --- A volume explosion at the bottom is 80% a scam, I’ve been fooled before… tired of it --- This person’s logic seems to have some substance, unlike those who just cut the leeks

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DefiVeteran

· 7h ago

Wow, from 10,000 to 140,000? That number really gets me excited haha By the way, I was really touched by the phrase "Wash the盘 without killing, kill without washing the盘"... How many times have I been washed out? But I still find it hard to believe that "Only experts dare to hold an empty position." Isn't holding an empty position even more uncomfortable than holding a position?

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Layer2Observer

· 7h ago

The volume aspect is indeed interesting. Theoretically, there's nothing wrong with it, but there's a misconception in the actual market—sometimes the disappearing volume isn't because the main players are pulling out, but rather because there's genuinely no one left in the market. It needs to be clarified that this methodology varies significantly in effectiveness across different cycles and different cryptocurrencies, and further validation is needed.

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FarmHopper

· 7h ago

Ten thousand to 140,000 in half a year, this number can indeed be exaggerated, but the most heartbreaking thing is the phrase "Only experts dare to hold cash"—I'm just an ordinary retail investor without that patience, always itching to trade.

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NightAirdropper

· 7h ago

In half a year, from 10,000 to 140,000. How much tuition did I pay? Haha

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AlwaysMissingTops

· 7h ago

Wow, 140,000 already. I'm still stuck at 5,000 bucks. Didn't catch the selling point right, another all-in with a huge loss. That "wait and be steady" is true, I just was too impatient.

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