#大户持仓动态 The path to making money in the crypto world has always been like this - it's not about how fast you act, but whether you can understand what the market is saying.



I have been wandering in this market for so many years, and the pitfalls I've fallen into are enough to pave a road. Each of these lessons has been earned with real money:

**About Dips**: Mainstream leading coins have fallen for about 10 days, and many people are starting to panic. Don't. This is actually the best time to get in, as the short-term decline cannot withstand the logic of long-term growth.

**About Taking Profit**: Any coin that has three consecutive large bullish candles should be considered for reducing positions. Don't be tempted by that little "tail", what you can secure is what you truly have. If you don't leave today, tomorrow might just be someone else's story.

**About Rhythm**: When the daily increase exceeds 7%, don't rush to act. Often, there will be further highs the next day, and sometimes the value of waiting is greater than the urgency to trade.

**About Chasing Highs**: The best time to enter the market for a big bull coin is not when it is soaring, but rather at the moment when the pullback is over and it is ready to attack again. This is what is known as the "golden pit".

**About Waiting**: The coin has been sideways for three days with no progress? Give it another three days. If there is still no change, decisively change your target. Time cost is the most expensive.

**About Stop Loss**: If the closing price the next day does not return to the previous day's cost line, withdraw immediately. Delaying will only deepen the loss, this is a hard rule.

**About Increase Patterns**: The increase ranking actually has traces to follow—coins that rise by 3% are often accompanied by those that rise by 5%, and when there is a rise of 5%, it can often surge to 7%. The rhythm of the market can be perceived.

**About Volume-Price Relationship**: This is the soul of the entire trading. A breakout with increased volume at a low level is worth close attention; however, if there is increased volume at a high level but the price does not move up? That is a signal to escape, don't hesitate.

**Regarding the Technical Aspects**: Only target assets that are trending upwards. A turning point on the 3-day line indicates a short-term opportunity; the 30-day line must continue to rise for mid-term investments to be secure; a strengthening 80-day line represents that the main upward trend is truly here; a turning point on the 120-day line is the signal for the start of a long-term bull market.

**About the Principal**: Don't be fooled by the excuse "too little capital, no opportunity". I've seen many people start with a few thousand and grow to millions; the key has always been the methodology, mindset management, and execution.

The market never sleeps, but the capital and opportunities in your hands are limited. Learning to trade with a systematic mindset is the key to surviving longer and earning more steadily in this market.
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FantasyGuardianvip
· 8h ago
When three bullish lines appear, it’s time to run; it sounds simple but is really deadly to execute. --- The part about buying low hit the mark; you only understand it after being trapped. --- The relationship between volume and price is indeed a science; if you don't understand it, don't operate blindly. --- Having less capital actually allows for more freedom; a small boat is easier to maneuver. --- The bloody lesson of stop loss; dragging it out for a day means being trapped for a day, no discussion. --- After three days of sideways movement, give it another three days; mastering this rhythm can save a lot of money. --- Chasing the price is the easiest way to flip; the golden pit is also a trap. --- This set of technical lines is a powerful combination; the thrill when the 80-day line strengthens is indescribable. --- What’s said is correct, but execution is the dividing line. --- The law of rise is something else; there was a time I was really flown away by it. --- Mentality management is always the last hurdle.
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GasFeePhobiavip
· 8h ago
Three bullish lines and then run, it sounds easy, but when it comes, your hands shake. It sounds convincing, but nine out of ten people are still losing. Buying low is easy, but maintaining the right mindset is hard; who isn't anxious when it falls for ten days? The relationship between volume and price is indeed the soul, but how many can truly understand it? From thousands to millions? That must be a chosen one. Stop loss is the hardest; theoretically, there's no problem, but who can afford to exit when truly trapped? The term "golden pit" has been used to death, but the real traps often don't look like traps. Systematic thinking is not wrong, but the key is still to experience several liquidations to truly comprehend.
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FallingLeafvip
· 8h ago
You're right, taking profit is really the hardest. When this pullback comes, I want to buy the dip, and as a result, it's over. Three bullish lines and it's time to run, I've suffered so many losses from this iron rule.
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