How much U do you need to earn to stay steady?

Over the years, I’ve only focused on one thing—treating trading like leveling up in a game, staying patient and calm, honing my instincts. Today, I’ve summarized 6 practical tips:
Tip 1: Rise quickly, fall slowly—mostly a shakeout
When the market surges rapidly and then declines slowly, it’s usually the market maker slowly accumulating. Don’t rush to cut losses; a true top is often a sign of a sharp crash.
Tip 2: Fall quickly, rise slowly—be cautious of distribution
After a flash crash, the rebound is slow. Don’t think it’s a bargain; it’s likely the final stage of distribution. Don’t believe “it’s fallen so much, it can still rise,” as you might get trapped.
Tip 3: Volume at high levels doesn’t mean the end; no volume is dangerous
High volume at a peak might still push for another wave; no volume at a high indicates a pre-crash warning.
Tip 4: Sustained volume at the bottom
A single volume spike might be just an illusion. Several days of continuous volume are the real opportunity to build positions.
Tip 5: Trading depends on market sentiment; volume is key
Candlestick charts show the result, but trading volume reveals emotions. Low volume means no one is interested; high volume indicates funds are entering.
Tip 6: Know when to hold cash
Don’t be obsessed; if it’s time to hold cash, do so. Don’t be greedy; if it’s time to buy the dip, act calmly. A stable mindset leads to steady trading.
There are many opportunities in the crypto world, but what’s missing is the ability to control your hands and see the bigger picture. You’re not slow; you’re exploring in the dark.