Everyone who trades knows that the market is always playing tricks on you. Want to make money? First, recognize these routines—
1. Wanting to buy the dip during a big drop in the domestic market? Don’t. When the foreign market opens at 21:30 and pulls back, you'll understand what it means to buy at a high.
2. Don’t chase after the rise during the day; that’s bait. When it drops back in the evening, your profits evaporate along with it.
3. Needle stabbing—this is the clearest signal in the market. The deeper the stab, the more both bulls and bears should be alert.
4. Good news and major meetings always cause a rise before the event, then crash immediately after landing. This pattern has never failed.
5. Coins hyped up in communities are nine times out of ten scams. Counter-trading is the right way—stay calm when others are frantic.
6. Conversely, when no one in the group mentions a coin that’s quietly starting up, that’s the real opportunity. Don’t miss out because of suspicion; try a small amount.
7. Once heavy positions appear, liquidation is not far off. The exchange’s liquidation list always has a spot reserved for you.
8. After stop-loss, the price begins to fall. That’s how the big players play—forcing you out or liquidating you before pulling the market down. TRB is a vivid example.
9. When a short-term recovery is just within reach, then suddenly the rebound stops. How could they let you exit smoothly? Impossible.
10. The moment you take profit, a pump comes. The market is too heavy to move easily, so you’re still in.
11. The most exciting moment is when a crash happens on schedule. Your excitement? That’s the bait set by the big players.
12. When you’re broke, the whole market is rising. FOMO rushes in, only to end in chaos.
In short, the market is manipulated more than 80% of the time. The only thing you can do is control your position size, wait for the big players to act, then follow. Never be the first to jump in—you're just waiting to be slaughtered. Trading is about patience, discipline, and timing.
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CantAffordPancake
· 16h ago
It's the same old story again. I got completely wiped out during that TRB surge.
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SleepTrader
· 12-15 15:39
Damn, each of these 12 points hits my pain points, especially point 8. When I sell to cut losses, the price drops again. My damn blood pressure is rising again.
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DancingCandles
· 12-15 15:27
Too real. Item 8 hits right at the heart. The stop-loss sell price drops by over ten points instantly. This technique is absolutely brilliant.
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gas_fee_therapist
· 12-15 15:24
Really, point 8 hit me. Every time I execute a perfect stop-loss, the market reverses and pulls up. That's so frustrating haha
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FancyResearchLab
· 12-15 15:11
In theory, it should be feasible, but in practice, you've locked yourself in.
#大户持仓变化 Crypto survival rules: These 12 painful lessons, the earlier you see them, the less you'll lose
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Everyone who trades knows that the market is always playing tricks on you. Want to make money? First, recognize these routines—
1. Wanting to buy the dip during a big drop in the domestic market? Don’t. When the foreign market opens at 21:30 and pulls back, you'll understand what it means to buy at a high.
2. Don’t chase after the rise during the day; that’s bait. When it drops back in the evening, your profits evaporate along with it.
3. Needle stabbing—this is the clearest signal in the market. The deeper the stab, the more both bulls and bears should be alert.
4. Good news and major meetings always cause a rise before the event, then crash immediately after landing. This pattern has never failed.
5. Coins hyped up in communities are nine times out of ten scams. Counter-trading is the right way—stay calm when others are frantic.
6. Conversely, when no one in the group mentions a coin that’s quietly starting up, that’s the real opportunity. Don’t miss out because of suspicion; try a small amount.
7. Once heavy positions appear, liquidation is not far off. The exchange’s liquidation list always has a spot reserved for you.
8. After stop-loss, the price begins to fall. That’s how the big players play—forcing you out or liquidating you before pulling the market down. TRB is a vivid example.
9. When a short-term recovery is just within reach, then suddenly the rebound stops. How could they let you exit smoothly? Impossible.
10. The moment you take profit, a pump comes. The market is too heavy to move easily, so you’re still in.
11. The most exciting moment is when a crash happens on schedule. Your excitement? That’s the bait set by the big players.
12. When you’re broke, the whole market is rising. FOMO rushes in, only to end in chaos.
In short, the market is manipulated more than 80% of the time. The only thing you can do is control your position size, wait for the big players to act, then follow. Never be the first to jump in—you're just waiting to be slaughtered. Trading is about patience, discipline, and timing.
Let’s encourage each other.