Last week during the family gathering, my aunt inadvertently mentioned something that left me stunned:
"Your cousin now owns three houses fully paid off, and just the rental income is enough for her family’s monthly expenses."
I remember my cousin coming from an ordinary background; eight years ago, when she first started working, her salary was only a few thousand yuan. How did she suddenly achieve financial freedom? After pressing her for details, I discovered she had a secret to her "quietly making a fortune"—she has been deeply involved in the cryptocurrency world for eight years, never touching leveraged contracts, not chasing any insider news, and never following trends to buy those fleeting "meme coins". She grew her initial capital of 1600U into over 17 million.
Now, my cousin lives a particularly relaxed life: she lives in a riverside view apartment, brings her parents to a spacious apartment in the city for retirement, and has another apartment in a school district for rent. The stable cash flow allows her to be free from watching cryptocurrency market fluctuations; she travels when she wants to, spends time with her family when she wants to, and has become the envy of everyone in the family circle.
She often says that her success today has nothing to do with luck or insider information, but relies solely on six "foolproof methods" to protect her capital and grow a big snowball. Ordinary people can avoid 90% of the pitfalls just by following these steps:
First, only engage in "slow businesses" and don’t seek "quick money". A rapid rise followed by a slow pullback indicates that funds are "accumulating power"; don’t fear short-term fluctuations. However, a sharp drop followed by a weak rebound is a "signal of fund escape"; at this point, buying the dip is akin to catching a falling knife, and decisively exiting is the wise choice.
Second, distinguish reality through volume; a shrinking top is the most deadly. High volume at the top doesn’t necessarily mean the market has peaked; it could be the beginning of accelerated trends. However, a shrinking volume at the top must be heeded, as it means funds are no longer entering the market, and the trend could "suddenly stop" at any moment.
Third, look for "consensus" at the bottom; a single upward candle does not signify a bottom. A rebound candle after a sharp decline is very likely a "trap to lure buyers"; a true bottom is established when funds repeatedly enter the market and are verified multiple times. Waiting for a few more confirmation signals is ten times more reliable than blindly buying the dip.
Fourth, use candlestick patterns to gauge market sentiment; volume determines direction. Behind candlestick patterns are the greed and fear of millions of investors, while volume is the market's most honest "heartbeat"—only trends with matching volume and price are reliable, and one must be wary of reversals when there’s a divergence between volume and price.
Sister An Xin doesn't talk nonsense; she helps you understand the intricacies from a new perspective to seize the next opportunity!