#加密生态动态追踪 "Four years, turning 100,000 into 50 million? I really laughed at him for bragging back then."



Last time we had dinner in Shenzhen, Lao Wang was directly rebutted by me.
Then he slowly took out his phone, and that string of numbers made me break out in cold sweat — no dark secrets, no luck of being the chosen one; he said all of it was built on three trading iron rules using "simple methods."

Today I’ll lay this out so you can learn a bit from it.

**First Ultimate Trick: Rise sharply, fall slowly — this is the dealer secretly absorbing chips behind the scenes**

It's especially satisfying when a big bullish candle pushes up, but when it drops, it feels like sinking into a mud pit — every rebound is a struggle.
It looks weak, but actually someone is controlling the rhythm, slowly collecting the chips. When you get nervous and hand over your holdings, you lose.
The iron law is: as long as the trend line holds, you can lie back and wait through the storms. Only when your heartbeat hits 90 should you consider reducing your position.

**Second Ultimate Trick: Waterfall decline paired with weak rebounds — this isn’t bottom-fishing, it’s a trap set for you**

A sudden cliff dive, with rebounds not even reaching halfway, and decreasing volume each time.
Don’t fool yourself with excuses like “getting it cheap” — beneath bottom levels with no volume, there are often deeper holes.
Remember this rule: Break below the previous low + no volume = time to get out. Traders caught in the trap are usually the ones missing fingers in the end.

**Third Ultimate Trick: Trading volume is a mirror that reveals true nature — no volume means fake market**

Massive volume at high levels? It might be institutions rebalancing or rallying in relay — the game is still on;
Low volume at high levels? It indicates the buyers are gone, and a plunge is just a countdown.
Volume at the bottom with a surge is the most aggressive move, but when it repeatedly attempts to climb three times, be especially cautious — as soon as volume dries up, even a beautiful breakout is just playing dirty.

**Final Mindset: Your pulse is your account**

Greed, fear, panic — these are the quickest scythes in the market’s hands, harvesting these emotions.
K-line dancing, news flying everywhere — these are just stage curtains. The real determinant of victory or defeat is whether the breath behind your screen has stabilized.

Turn your trading system into muscle memory, and tune your emotions to the calmest channel.

Markets always cycle, but only those with a steady heartbeat at 60 beats per minute can live longer.

The most heartbreaking truth is: most people don’t lose to market fluctuations, but to those ten minutes when their throat goes dry and their palms sweat.
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OfflineNewbievip
· 12-17 02:46
Old Wang, I've heard this set before. The key is still the mindset. I didn't stay calm last year; I got nervous and sold everything. I'm still regretting it now.
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LiquiditySurfervip
· 12-15 08:29
Hmm... That's right, control over the heartbeat is control over the account. I agree with this logic. However, Lao Wang's approach is basically just teaching you how to run before liquidity dries up. To put it simply, it's still about decision-making based on volume, similar to not rushing in when LP depth isn't sufficient.
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LiquidityHuntervip
· 12-15 08:18
That's right, the hardest part is the mindset. Last year, I went through a wave of panic myself, and I'm still dealing with a heart attack.
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NoodlesOrTokensvip
· 12-15 08:12
It's quite heartfelt, but what I fear the most are those coins that rise quickly and fall just as fast, and I just can't keep up.
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GasFeeCriervip
· 12-15 08:06
Old Wang's theory doesn't sound very innovative; frankly, it's still a psychological game. People who truly make money would never talk like that.
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