Many people rely on trading to turn their fortunes around, but they often exit before that moment arrives. I want to talk about the harsh lessons that the market has taught us.



The most valuable lesson is about timing. If a strong coin drops for 9 consecutive days from a high level, you might think it’s time for a rebound — but it often continues to fall. Conversely, if any coin rises for 2 days in a row, you might rush to reduce your position, which can lead to being cut. Where is the real signal? Coins that surge more than 7% often continue to push higher the next day, depending on the mechanism. The correction of major bull coins is actually the entry point; don’t always try to catch the absolute bottom.

The price increase of platform coins and popular coins follows a pattern. The logic behind the top gainers list is actually two words: rotation. There are always three, five, seven, and this phenomenon repeats. Seize the opportunity to buy on dips after two days of consecutive gains; the fifth day is usually the time to take profits.

The relationship between volume and price is the soul of everything. A volume breakout at a low level is worth paying attention to, indicating genuine capital inflow. But a volume spike at a high level is a warning sign — no one continues to follow, it’s time to withdraw.

I only focus on coins that resonate across multiple cycles: a 3-day moving average trending up indicates short-term gains, a 30-day moving average should also be rising, an 80-day main upward wave must be clear, and a 120-day long-term trend should be upward — all four conditions are essential. Small investors looking to turn around their fortunes should rely on three things: the right method, a stable mindset, and strict execution. Those who can wait for the right opportunity will always seize it.

My system is surprisingly simple: don’t shoot the eagle until you see the rabbit, but hit the tiger hard when you see it. Internalize this mantra thoroughly — it’s more effective than anything else.
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TheMemefathervip
· 01-09 00:10
Nine consecutive days of decline and still hoping for a rebound, I think you're overestimating, buddy. --- This multi-cycle resonance logic is indeed perfect, but executing it really tests human nature. --- High-volume moves at high levels are often a big trap; too many people have paid tuition here. --- You’re right about rotation, but the key is still mindset; impatience makes any system useless. --- If you don’t shoot the eagle when you see the rabbit, this saying costs thousands in tuition fees. --- The relationship between volume and price is the soul, I agree, but even more brutal is that most people simply don’t understand. --- People who can wait for opportunities are truly rare; 99% of people have already been wiped out and gone bankrupt.
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SmartContractPlumbervip
· 01-08 20:55
That's a good point, but I have to be honest about your multi-cycle resonance theory — identifying volume spikes at low and high levels essentially still depends on the game dynamics of the counterparties. Many people have reversed the volume-price relationship, especially those who have been liquidated multiple times in contracts and still want to turn things around using technical indicators. To put it simply, without proper control over your position size and stop-losses, even the most perfect entry signals are just the starting point for exploiting vulnerabilities.
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AlwaysQuestioningvip
· 01-07 00:48
Still want to rebound after falling for 9 days straight? Brother, you're too naive; the market just eats that up. You won't shoot the hawk until you see the rabbit. This saying is spot on; no one can really do it. Volume increase at low levels is the real signal; those at high levels are just bait. Pattern recognition sounds simple, but actually executing it is another matter. Waiting for the right opportunity is much harder than just looking for one, to be honest.
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MemeCuratorvip
· 01-06 10:58
You are too insightful; it's just that those with poor execution ability will never learn.
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AirdropHuntressvip
· 01-06 10:55
Data shows that even after a 9-day continuous decline, the price continues to drop. I've seen this logic many times in historical reviews. The key still depends on the volume-price relationship; a surge in volume at high levels should raise caution.
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LiquidationWatchervip
· 01-06 10:49
ngl this timing obsession hits different after getting liquidated in 2022... the 9-day consecutive dip thing? yeah been there, watched it keep drilling. everyone thinks they'll catch the bounce, nobody does lol
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ForkLibertarianvip
· 01-06 10:47
After falling for 9 days in a row, I thought it would rebound, but it kept crashing. This is my painful experience from last year... Exactly right, only when volume increases at low levels do I dare to buy; at high levels with volume, I just run away. Otherwise, I’m just the next chive caught in a trap. I need to remember this four-cycle resonance pattern, or I’ll keep getting cut by rotation every time. Wait, does anyone really know how to grasp the rhythm of "not shooting the eagle until the rabbit appears"? Why do I always operate in the opposite way? This article hit the mark, especially that line "people who can wait for opportunities." I am not that kind of person who can wait. The weakness of human nature is greed + impatience. Knowing full well to buy at low levels on the fifth day and sell, but still feeling itchy...
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Deconstructionistvip
· 01-06 10:40
Thinking a rebound after a 9-day decline, but it keeps crashing—this is the curse of the crypto world. Wow, someone really bought the dip with high volume at low levels, and at high levels, they should run—this logic is just perfect. That four-cycle resonance thing sounds simple, but how many can really execute it? I don't have that patience. The saying "Don't release the hawk until you see the rabbit" always comes to mind when I'm cutting losses, but it's already too late. Basically, it's about mentality—most people get stuck waiting for the lowest point.
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SocialFiQueenvip
· 01-06 10:32
Having fallen for 9 days in a row, I thought a rebound was coming, but the result kept crashing. This sentence really hit me. --- The rotation logic is solid; the "three must have five" approach has indeed been repeatedly validated. --- When volume increases at high levels, it's time to run. Only after experiencing many losses do I understand this. --- Four-cycle resonance sounds complicated, but it's definitely more reliable than guessing blindly. --- You can't shoot the eagle without seeing the rabbit. This phrase must be engraved in your mind. --- The key is still the mindset. No matter how good the method is, if not executed, it's useless. --- The relationship between volume and price is truly the soul; low-volume and high-volume at different levels are completely different matters. --- Only those who can wait for opportunities will make money. It reveals how many people's blood and tears lessons.
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SocialAnxietyStakervip
· 01-06 10:32
Hmm... I've even tried to rebound after falling for 9 consecutive days, and the result was being chopped into a leek. That's right. High-volume at the top really signals the arrival of death, a lesson learned the hard way. I need to remember this four-cycle resonance theory so I don't keep blindly bottom-fishing again.
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