#数字资产市场动态 How can I turn tens of thousands of principal into millions? Why do you always get caught at high levels and end up leaving in disappointment?



To be honest, wealth accumulation in the crypto world has never been a game of luck, but a process of repeatedly honing trading instincts and exercising psychological resilience through market cycles. Sharing six practical experiences drawn from my own account’s blood, sweat, and tears, I hope it can help those still exploring in this space.

**A gradual decline after a price surge? Don’t rush to cut**

Seeing the price spike rapidly and then slowly drift downward, many people's first reaction is to sell out. Actually, this is mostly a market maker’s manipulation tactic—aimed at shaking out the weak-willed retail investors. The real dangerous top signals look like this: a violent surge followed by a waterfall plunge—that’s the final moment to cut losses.

**A slow rebound after a sharp drop? Be even more cautious**

After a decline, if the price begins to recover gradually, it might seem like a successful bottoming and imminent reversal. Don’t be fooled by this illusion. This "gentle rise" is often the last trap set by market makers to lure in buyers, and chasing the bottom on this false hope can trap you even deeper.

**High volume at a high level doesn’t necessarily mean you should sell; the real signal is suddenly no volume**

A sudden spike in trading volume at a high level doesn’t mean a collapse is imminent. Often, there will be a second wave afterward. Conversely, a situation where volume suddenly dries up at a high level, and the market feels eerily quiet like an empty city, is a genuine warning—usually indicating a big drop is coming.

**A single large volume candle at the bottom? Beware—it might be a fake move**

A large bullish candle with a sudden surge in volume at the bottom looks like the main players are accumulating. Don’t rush to buy in. The real sign of accumulation is this: the price consolidates with decreasing volume at lows for a period, then gradually and steadily increases in volume—that’s a reliable entry point. $SOL Especially for coins with ample liquidity, pay close attention to this.

**Volume truly reflects market sentiment**

Candlestick charts are just the results left by the market; the volume tells the real story behind it. Low volume indicates low market participation and hesitation; explosive volume signals big funds entering and market enthusiasm ignited. Understanding the pattern of volume changes is equivalent to understanding the market’s psychological fluctuations.

**The highest level: eliminate attachments and return to the essence**

Achieving "nothingness" is the mark of a true master—no attachment to preconceived judgments, act in the opposite direction when needed; no greed for short-term gains, resolutely avoid chasing highs. This is not pessimism, but the clearest form of rationality.

To turn the tide in the crypto space, the key is to use the right methods and continuously refine your trading discipline. The market always opens its doors to those who are prepared.
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DisillusiionOraclevip
· 7h ago
Bro, I've listened to this theory over ten times, but the problem is that my brain just shuts down when I try to execute it. It's either a shakeout or a trap for more buying; do the people who are really making money still care about trading volume? Honestly, it’s all about luck. I just want to know how to go from tens of thousands to millions. Decreasing volume, no volume, sudden surge in volume—I’ve been cut so many times, I just laugh. This kind of thing used to work in the crypto world years ago, but now with so many smart contract bots in the market, does it still matter? No wonder they say nine out of ten people in crypto lose money; turns out, all ten are studying the same "secret trick." That part about having no obsession really hits hard—I’m just too greedy. $SOL I caught the top with that move, and I’m still waiting to break even. The last line, "The door is open for those who are prepared," really annoys me. Prepared for what? To get wrecked?
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MonkeySeeMonkeyDovip
· 7h ago
Here we go again with this set of words. It sounds nice, but you really have to experience the pain yourself to understand. Following the trend and copying blindly only results in losses; doing your own homework is the real key. Volume is indeed crucial, but the prerequisite is that you must be able to understand it. I've heard this logic countless times, but the problem is that when it comes to execution, there's still greed. From tens of thousands to millions, it sounds easy, but trying it will show you how difficult it really is. I just want to know if the author is still playing or not? I agree with the slow decline part; last time, I just held on through it.
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TokenomicsTinfoilHatvip
· 7h ago
Another tutorial on cutting leeks; politely it's called "refining intuition," but frankly it's just a short-lived hustle.
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GhostWalletSleuthvip
· 7h ago
It sounds good, but isn't it just another way to cut our leeks? Oh wait, this volume theory is actually interesting. Why didn't I think of it? I've been trapped too many times. Now I see traps everywhere and don't dare to buy the dip. No obsession? Ha, no obsession means no account either. I caught all the rebounds, and I'm still lying on the floor now. Volume doesn't lie, but my brain tricks me. I always operate in the opposite direction. This article seems to be written correctly, so why am I still losing money following this approach? A true expert should be someone who can make money; everything else is nonsense. I've learned so much, but I still can't beat a buddy who casually goes all-in.
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wrekt_but_learningvip
· 7h ago
It's the same theory again, sounding nice but we all know that in the end, it's still about luck.
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