The most mysterious thing in the crypto world is that players from the East and West are at odds, with the market completely different during the day and night (focusing on BTC, ETH, and AIA, these mainstream tokens):

1. The domestic coin price is plummeting during the day, don't panic, quickly buy the dip, at 9:30 PM when the foreigners enter the market, it will definitely pump;
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2. If there is a big surge during the day, don't follow the trend to chase it, otherwise it will definitely drop back at night, trapping you without discussion;
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3. The key to buying and selling lies in the "pin" - the deeper the K-line pierces like a needle, the more reliable the buy or sell signal.
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4. Before major meetings or positive news comes out, the coin price is sure to rise, and as soon as the news lands, it will immediately drop to show you.
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5. Someone in the group is hyping a certain coin to the skies and trying to get you to buy in, the more excited you get, the easier it is to get scammed, doing the opposite is definitely the way to go; whatever coin is the hottest, just short it.
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6. If you're not interested in the coins recommended by group friends, there's a high probability they will skyrocket. If you're unsure, just buy a little to test the waters.
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7. If you heavily invest in coins, there is an eighty to ninety percent chance of liquidation - the exchange is just watching the liquidation list, specifically targeting those with heavy positions.
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8. You just hit the stop loss on your short position, and the coin price is definitely going to drop. If they don't trick you into getting off the train or blowing you up, how would the market makers let it drop? For example, that's how TRB was played before;
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9. Just when it seemed like I was about to break even, it was only a little bit away, the rebound suddenly stopped—how could the market maker let you smoothly close your position and escape?
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10. As soon as you take profit, the coin price starts to rise; if you don't get off, the vehicle is too heavy for the dealer to move.
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11. The more excited you are to increase your position, the more timely the crash will come; your excitement is just the bait the manipulators use to lure you in.
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12. When you lose all your money and all the projects start to rise, it makes you unable to resist jumping in — this is the "FOMO emotion" that makes you afraid of missing out on the market.

So you have to understand that over 80% of the crypto world is manipulated by whales! Apart from managing your buying position well, you must wait until the whales' actions are clear before taking action. Don't enter the market before you fully grasp the rules; otherwise, you are just meat on the chopping board, at the mercy of others. Trading relies on patience, composure, and timing. Let's encourage each other!