#数字资产动态追踪 Four years, turning 100,000 into 50 million? At first glance, it does sound unbelievable.
Last year at a dinner, Brother Chen was thoroughly roasted by me. Until he said nothing, just silently swiped open his phone—a series of account screenshots made my eyes sting. He said there’s no conspiracy, just three strategies learned through “clumsy methods.”
Today I’ll break these down and explain them. How much you can understand depends entirely on you.
**First Strategy: Rapid Rise, Slow Fall — The Main Player Quietly Picking Up Orders Behind Your Back**
A big bullish candle soars straight to the sky, but then it’s like falling into a swamp—step by step, trap after trap. This isn’t boring; someone is secretly absorbing supply at the right rhythm. When you get nervous, the chips obediently give way.
The bottom line is simple: as long as the trend line isn’t broken, even the king of heaven can lie down. Only when your heartbeat truly hits 90 should you consider stop-loss.
**Second Strategy: Sharp Drop Followed by Weak Rebound — That’s called burying a pit, not a golden one**
Falling off a cliff, yet the rebound can’t even recover half of it, with trading volume shrinking with each tick. Don’t self-hypnotize with “cheapness”—under decreasing volume, there’s always a deeper hell pressing down.
Remember this: breaking the previous low + no volume = it’s time to give way. Go catch the flying knives of a crash; in the end, only a few of your ten fingers will remain intact.
**Third Str
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FunGibleTom
· 01-08 18:20
If your heartbeat can't stay steady, don't play. That's a bold statement.
Same old rhetoric, I've heard it too many times.
A bottom with shrinking volume is all hell, I agree with that.
If the previous low is broken without volume, you have to leave, or else are ten fingers enough?
Volume is the real indicator; no volume means it's fake.
After all these principles, I still lose because of my mentality.
According to this logic, how cold-blooded do you have to be to keep your heartbeat below 60?
That screenshot from Brother Chen is definitely edited; who would believe it?
The opportunities to make money are only a few times, the pressure is a bit high, brother.
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OnlyOnMainnet
· 01-08 06:51
Only a heartbeat below 60 counts as being alive. Why do I feel like my heartbeat has already stopped?
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LayoffMiner
· 01-08 05:51
It sounds good, but it's just a mindset game. I've tried it and it didn't work.
I've seen many cases of rapid rise and slow decline. Every time I think I can stabilize, I still get caught.
Heartbeat below 60? Brother, I can't even dream of that. I start trembling at the sight of a dip.
The volume analysis is really hard to understand. My judgment of shrinking volume at high levels and increasing volume at low levels is always wrong.
No black box, purely relying on simple methods. Chen Ge's words sound ridiculous. These days, is there really such an easy way?
It's too difficult to keep emotions on mute. Watching the account drop makes my mind go blank.
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SatoshiHeir
· 01-06 11:41
It should be noted that this article is extremely excellent in emotional rendering, but it has obvious flaws in the on-chain data support layer. Mindset management ≠ trading system; the two should not be confused.
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RamenDeFiSurvivor
· 01-06 11:39
It's all about mindset. Fancy technical jargon ultimately gets you killed by your own greed.
If your heartbeat can't stay steady, everything else is useless. I really respect that.
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screenshot_gains
· 01-06 11:36
Basically, it's a mindset game. Those who truly make money are the ones who don't watch the charts.
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I ran the moment volume broke below the previous low. It indeed fell through later, so I'm glad.
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This theory sounds great, but in practice, your mind turns into mush.
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Laughing to death, it's that same "only make money when your heartbeat is below 60" chicken soup.
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The most heartbreaking part is the last sentence; there are really not many opportunities left.
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I've indeed neglected the aspect of trading volume for too long, but I'm starting to pay attention now.
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Experiencing rapid rise and slow decline is something you need to go through a few times to understand; otherwise, it's just armchair strategizing.
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Brother Chen's screenshot must be real, but what he didn't mention is how long that period of huge losses lasted.
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I have experienced being hit with flying knives; all ten fingers, but the psychological shadow stayed for over a year.
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LiquidityOracle
· 01-06 11:32
That hits pretty close to home, but how many can truly keep their heartbeat steady?
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TestnetFreeloader
· 01-06 11:21
Wow, how ruthless is Brother Chen? He managed to do this in just four years?
People with a steady heartbeat at 60? I broke the limit immediately, haha.
No doubt about it, but I just can't do it, that's the most heartbreaking part.
Volume is the real daddy; without it, everything is nonsense.
The only word to fear is "怕," and I've already said it five times.
Don't trick me with screenshots; the key is whether the replay can make money.
This wave of analysis is quite clear-headed, but real trading is another matter.
Just listen and forget it; if you actually follow it, you'll probably lose again.
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BlockBargainHunter
· 01-06 11:14
Those whose heartbeat can't stabilize are all cannon fodder; there's nothing wrong with that statement.
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SerNgmi
· 01-06 11:13
Mindset is really the biggest enemy, no doubt about it.
Basically, if your heartbeat can't stay steady, everything else is pointless.
This strategy is explained thoroughly, but only a few can truly implement it.
Under low volume, it's all traps; once you experience it, you'll understand.
People, in the end, all die because of greed.
#数字资产动态追踪 Four years, turning 100,000 into 50 million? At first glance, it does sound unbelievable.
Last year at a dinner, Brother Chen was thoroughly roasted by me. Until he said nothing, just silently swiped open his phone—a series of account screenshots made my eyes sting. He said there’s no conspiracy, just three strategies learned through “clumsy methods.”
Today I’ll break these down and explain them. How much you can understand depends entirely on you.
**First Strategy: Rapid Rise, Slow Fall — The Main Player Quietly Picking Up Orders Behind Your Back**
A big bullish candle soars straight to the sky, but then it’s like falling into a swamp—step by step, trap after trap. This isn’t boring; someone is secretly absorbing supply at the right rhythm. When you get nervous, the chips obediently give way.
The bottom line is simple: as long as the trend line isn’t broken, even the king of heaven can lie down. Only when your heartbeat truly hits 90 should you consider stop-loss.
**Second Strategy: Sharp Drop Followed by Weak Rebound — That’s called burying a pit, not a golden one**
Falling off a cliff, yet the rebound can’t even recover half of it, with trading volume shrinking with each tick. Don’t self-hypnotize with “cheapness”—under decreasing volume, there’s always a deeper hell pressing down.
Remember this: breaking the previous low + no volume = it’s time to give way. Go catch the flying knives of a crash; in the end, only a few of your ten fingers will remain intact.
**Third Str