2026-01-07 07:26:44

There is a classic saying in the trading community worth pondering: If it appears weak, it is considered strong; if it appears strong, it is considered weak. This phrase exposes many people's misunderstandings of the market.

Along with this way of thinking, several high-frequency rules are also circulating:

First, the market never makes mistakes. Those who get caught are always deviating from their own predictions.

Second, choosing coins shouldn't be random. Instead of wasting effort on obscure tokens, focus on leading or potential leading projects—having status is key to success.

Third, the secret to short-term gains is one word—follow. Follow the sentiment, follow the main trend, don't try to preemptively position.

Fourth, leading projects are not chosen based on theory; they are revealed through candlestick patterns. High volume and turnover are the verification—these are hard indicators.

The logic behind these four rules is simple: respect the essence of market operation and abandon subjective assumptions.

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CryptoHistoryClass

· 01-07 07:56

*checks historical charts* yeah, this is literally the exact playbook from 2017 before everyone got liquidated thinking they cracked the code lol

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HalfPositionRunner

· 01-07 07:54

Exactly right, but knowing is easy, doing is hard. How many people finish reading this and immediately start blindly bottom-fishing?

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metaverse_hermit

· 01-07 07:45

It sounds nice, but it's just following the trend. I see so many people getting cut like this.

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RektRecorder

· 01-07 07:32

Sounds good, but ultimately it depends on who can survive until the end without being cut off.

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CoinBasedThinking

· 01-07 07:28

Well said, the market never lies; we just keep thinking about going against it. True strength is when you're weak, and the same applies in reverse—this logic is brilliant. The leading stock is always determined by the candlestick chart, not by our ideas, and this is the easiest point to overlook. Just follow along; don't always think about bottom-fishing or selling at the top—that's all nonsense. Data speaks for itself; without explosive volume turnover, the leading stocks are all fake leaders. Respect the market, eliminate your subjective judgments—it's easy to say but really hard to do.

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