Turning 10,000 USDT into 670,000 USDT took a full three years. No insider information, no reliance on luck, just honing trading skills every day — this process is like leveling up in a game; the more you go on, the better you understand the temperament of the crypto world. These 6 insights summarized over 1095 days are all earned through real money.
**Rapid rise followed by slow decline is mostly the market manipulators absorbing liquidity**. Remember this rhythm: quick surge followed by a sluggish drop, don’t be scared by the surface and cut losses prematurely. Conversely, if there’s a sharp drop and then a slow rebound, it indicates distribution is happening. Even if it looks cheap, don’t rush in. High volume at a top doesn’t necessarily mean the peak; instead, watch for low volume periods to stay alert. A single spike in volume at the bottom doesn’t count; sustained capital inflow is needed to confirm genuine accumulation.
**Trading volume records market sentiment, candlesticks are just the final presentation**. Low volume indicates the market is ignoring it; a sudden increase in volume means real money is entering. Watching the candles alone is useless; focus on what traders are thinking.
**Not being obsessive actually becomes true skill**. When it’s time to be out of the market, be out; when it’s time to buy the dip, do so. Let everything flow naturally and stay calm. Opportunities in the crypto world come one after another; those who miss them are everywhere. Instead of blindly groping in the dark, wait until the picture is clear before taking action.
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ContractExplorer
· 12-24 12:50
67 times in three years—sounds easy, but how many have truly endured and made it through?
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TideReceder
· 12-24 12:48
A 67-fold increase over three years sounds impressive, but the real challenge is those few times when you didn't sell at a loss.
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OfflineNewbie
· 12-24 12:46
6.7 times, this number sounds quite impressive, but what really wears you down is those 1095 days.
Wait, a rapid rise followed by a quick fall must mean accumulation? I remember that when I was trapped, it was the same pattern...
Not being persistent on that point hit me hard; always itching to act is the root of losses.
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MeltdownSurvivalist
· 12-24 12:45
Hmm... 67 times in three years sounds impressive, but those who truly make money never post like this; instead, they quietly reap the benefits.
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MetaverseMigrant
· 12-24 12:31
Three years, 670,000, sounds great, but grinding every day for 1095 days is exhausting just to think about.
The point about trading volume is correct, but I still often get it wrong.
Holding cash is also a skill; this hits the mark—too many people can't sit still.
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TradingNightmare
· 12-24 12:27
67 times in three years, easy to say. I've seen too many people lose everything in a month...
Turning 10,000 USDT into 670,000 USDT took a full three years. No insider information, no reliance on luck, just honing trading skills every day — this process is like leveling up in a game; the more you go on, the better you understand the temperament of the crypto world. These 6 insights summarized over 1095 days are all earned through real money.
**Rapid rise followed by slow decline is mostly the market manipulators absorbing liquidity**. Remember this rhythm: quick surge followed by a sluggish drop, don’t be scared by the surface and cut losses prematurely. Conversely, if there’s a sharp drop and then a slow rebound, it indicates distribution is happening. Even if it looks cheap, don’t rush in. High volume at a top doesn’t necessarily mean the peak; instead, watch for low volume periods to stay alert. A single spike in volume at the bottom doesn’t count; sustained capital inflow is needed to confirm genuine accumulation.
**Trading volume records market sentiment, candlesticks are just the final presentation**. Low volume indicates the market is ignoring it; a sudden increase in volume means real money is entering. Watching the candles alone is useless; focus on what traders are thinking.
**Not being obsessive actually becomes true skill**. When it’s time to be out of the market, be out; when it’s time to buy the dip, do so. Let everything flow naturally and stay calm. Opportunities in the crypto world come one after another; those who miss them are everywhere. Instead of blindly groping in the dark, wait until the picture is clear before taking action.