2026-01-08 05:51:10

#数字资产行情上升 80% of people in the crypto world are losing money, and it all boils down to these few problems—12 Market Survival Rules

In this dark forest-like market, the line between making money and losing money is actually very thin:

1. When the domestic market drops sharply during the day, it’s often the best time to buy in. By around 21:30 in the evening, when the European and American markets open, the market usually gets pushed up.

2. Conversely, don’t chase after skyrocketing prices during the day. Most likely, they will retrace by evening.

3. The needle insertion is a key signal— the deeper the insertion, the clearer the buy or sell opportunity.

4. Before a major conference or big news is announced, funds will pre-position, pushing the market upward. When the good news actually lands, the market often dumps.

5. Everyone in the community is hyping up a certain coin, talking as if it’s real. Are you tempted? That’s probably a trap. Conversely, the most popular coins might need short-term caution.

6. You dislike the coins recommended in the group, thinking they’re not interesting? Usually, they will skyrocket. When you feel a bit tempted, trying a small amount of funds isn’t a bad idea.

7. When you’re heavily invested in a single position, the risk of liquidation is as close as your shadow. Such orders are definitely on the exchange’s liquidation list.

8. After your stop-loss on a short position is hit, the price immediately starts to fall. How could the market continue downward if the big players don’t trick you out or push it to explode?

9. When you’re close to breaking free from a position, the last step— a rebound— suddenly stalls. Do you think that’s reasonable?

10. Once you choose to take profit and close your position, the market should decline. Otherwise, how would others have room to push the market up?

11. When you’re excited, a sharp drop comes. Your excitement is exactly the trap set by others.

12. When your pockets are empty, any project is rising, and FOMO is everywhere. Is rushing in at this moment often just taking the bait?

In short, there’s an 80% chance this market is manipulated by the big players. To survive, you need to learn risk control and patience—wait until the big players’ tricks are obvious enough, then strike back. Never exit easily; that’s the wisdom of survival. If you can’t hold back and jump in impulsively, you become fish on the chopping board. Trading, at its core, is a game of patience, resolve, and timing. $BTC The ETH market also follows this logic, and I hope everyone can understand it early.

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CryptoCrazyGF

· 01-11 04:12

Haha, this article really hit the nail on the head. I am that 80%, always buying at the dip and selling at the peak. --- Learning the 12 rules doesn't help, I still get cut. --- The most outrageous is rule 10. I took profit, and it really dropped afterward. Feels like the whales are watching my account. --- Never touch coins recommended by the community, better to miss out than get caught in a trap. --- Wait, does this logic mean I can never make money? Then why am I even playing? --- Spike signals are real; I added to my position during a spike, but don’t even think about it. --- I noted down 21:30 tonight. Next time, I’ll try to see if I can do the opposite.

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DeadTrades_Walking

· 01-10 20:21

Wow, doesn't that mean we're all just newbies? Haha

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OldLeekMaster

· 01-10 04:47

Bro, I find this theory quite convincing, but I feel like trading based on it will have to wait until the end of the year when the yellow flowers are all gone. --- That's right, but the key is who can really hold on without making a move... I definitely don't have that kind of discipline. --- Point 5 is the most painful. I’ve never really made money from coins hyped by the community; it’s always been coins I mined myself that unexpectedly took off. --- The deeper you insert the needle, the more the opportunity. This sounds like frying fish, and my stop-loss orders always hit the mark. --- Entering during FOMO is pure suicide. I've already tested this several times with my tuition.

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StealthMoon

· 01-08 06:19

This set of theories sounds very right, but when it comes to critical moments, it's still easy to be hijacked by emotions. I'm the kind of person who, no matter how much I understand, can't help but experience FOMO. --- Exactly, the market tends to surge after taking profits. This repeated feeling of being harvested is uncomfortable for everyone. --- That point about inserting the needle is so true. It always happens right after I can't resist adding to my position, feeling like the market manipulators are just waiting for me to weaken. --- I've tried many times to catch the move during the 21:30 European and American session surge. Maybe it's just a coincidence, or maybe there's a pattern. Anyway, I couldn't make money from that wave. --- The most heartbreaking part is point 12: when you're broke, all coins are rising; when you have money, you dare not buy anything. --- Rather than saying survive, it's more like living as a tool being played by the market manipulators, haha. --- The coins hyped up in the group are often the biggest traps, but the coins you overlook can skyrocket. I took a long time to understand this logic. --- It sounds like teaching people how to outsmart and fight against the market manipulators, but in reality, most people are still just leeks, including myself.

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DuskSurfer

· 01-08 06:10

Oh my, it's the same old theory again. I've read it once, twice, three times, and I still feel that no matter how correct it is, it's useless. Execution is the biggest enemy. --- I have deep experience with the needle insertion line. Every time I judge the right direction, I hesitate and it gets flattened, then I watch it soar. --- Tip 11 hits hard. The most exciting moments are the most dangerous, and I got caught again this time. --- Honestly, isn't it just about mindset and stop-loss? Knowing is easy, doing is hard. I'm still lying on the chopping board. --- These rules do exist, but in real trading, your mind just goes blank. You forget everything when you see the news during the day, and when the time comes, you can't focus on anything. --- 80% manipulated? Then I must be the unluckiest among the remaining 20%. --- The last one is the most poisonous. When you have no money in your pocket, everything rises. This is the market mocking the poor. --- It's really just abo

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GameFiCritic

· 01-08 06:10

The 12 rules sound good, but the core issue is that most people simply can't maintain that kind of "patience and resolve." Risk control has been emphasized a thousand times, but when it comes to heavy positions, the mindset still collapses.

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CallMeMr.Happiness

· 01-08 06:00

Happy New Year! 🤑

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