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In 2019, I started with 2000U, went through two bull-and-bear cycles, and grew my account to eight figures. In the first two months of this year, my profits exceeded one million. This isn’t luck, but a trading system that goes against human nature.
1. The relationship between volume and price is the foundation
Price can be faked; trading volume can’t. It’s the trace left by funds—the only basis for judging whether a trend is real.
2. A slow drop is accumulation; explosive volume is distribution
After a sharp price drop, it slowly drifts lower, accompanied by shrinking volume. Most of the time, it means the main players are suppressing the price to accumulate. Conversely, after a surge with rising volume, a sudden huge bearish candle is a typical sign of pumping and distributing. If you chase in at this time, it’s easy to get trapped.
3. An ongoing decline with no bottom—this is the main players exiting
After a sharp drop, it slowly rebounds and looks like a base is being built. But in reality, the main players are selling in batches. The true bottom must first see volume shrink and stabilize, then see a volume-backed breakout—both are indispensable.
4. Shrinking volume is more worth warning about than expanding volume
When price rises and volume increases, it shows that the rotation of the chips is healthy. Once volume shrinks and the rise stalls, it means buy-side demand can’t keep up—then a big drop is often right behind.
5. A single day of explosive volume is unreliable
When volume surges on a single day at the bottom, at least you need to check whether it can continue for 3 to 5 days. At the same time, pair it with a MACD golden cross or moving-average turns to judge whether it’s truly a reversal.
6. Trading is psychological warfare
Candlestick charts are just the result; trading volume is the consensus. Only by understanding the real intentions of the funds can you guess what your opponent will do next in advance.
7. Going to zero positions is the hardest to do
Real experts are in a “zero” state—no greed, no fear, no anxiety. If you can stay with zero positions for three months, you only go after opportunities with certainty; and if a signal comes, you can decisively go all-in.
In the crypto world, people aren’t eliminated for not understanding the market—they’re eliminated for not being able to control their hands. Slow is fast. Waiting is attacking.
One person can move quickly; a group can go far. With a reliable team to point you in the right direction, you’re always much stronger than fighting it out alone. I’ve always been here!
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