#CALCIFY Cryptocurrency Trading iron rule: never touch three, six absolute kills, market maker will take a detour when seeing it!!!

[Three major taboos that lead to failure: touch one and be poor for three years]
❌ First taboo: chasing highs and selling lows as cannon fodder
90% of retail investors die in this pit! Do you remember the day when SOL plummeted from $140 to $93? How many people chased the high, shouting "the bull market is here" before the head and shoulders pattern formed, only to get stuck at the peak counting money for the market makers. The real tough ones choose to enter when "blood is flowing in the streets"—during the crash on May 19 last year, the exchange apps crashed like PPT, but it was actually the golden moment to pick up chips, and later, the number of coins that rebounded by 300% was countless!
❌ The second taboo: All in single coin gamble
Have you ever seen a gambler who bets their funeral expenses on "Lucky Coin"? A certain popular figure in the community once encouraged fans to go All in on a certain shitcoin, claiming it had "a hundred times potential." As a result, the project team ran off with the funds overnight, and now those fans can't even find the rights protection group. Always keep 30% cash on hand—last year when LUNA plummeted by 99%, those who held cash could buy in at "cabbage prices," and now their accounts have increased tenfold!
❌ Third taboo: Going all in with no way back
The cruelest truth in the coin circle: opportunities are always more abundant than money! Before last year's ETH merger, those who were fully invested watched helplessly as BTC plummeted without funds to buy the dip, while those who held their positions used 10% of their funds to buy at $16,000, later seeing it rise to $40,000 and directly double. Remember: positions are like a hunter's bullets; once you run out, you can only watch others feast!
[Six Major Skills for Short-term Trading, Every Move Cuts the Market Maker's Meat]
🔥 1. The law of consolidation must lead to a trend change.
Don’t get caught at the top during high-level consolidation! Last year, a certain coin consolidated at $100 for half a month, and suddenly a big bullish candle broke through. As a result, everyone who chased in got stuck at the peak – that bullish candle was a "false breakout" intentionally created by the market maker. Low-level consolidation is even more dangerous: before the LUNA crash, it consolidated at $60 for a week, seemingly "building a bottom", but in reality, it was brewing a crash, and on the last day, it was directly halved!
🔥 2. Sideways=Meat Grinder Trap
Data speaks: 80% of liquidations occur during consolidation periods! A certain exchange has statistically shown that during consolidation, retail investors open positions 3 times more frequently than usual, because they "can't resist the urge to trade." Remember: if consolidation lasts more than 3 days, either close your positions or watch from the sidelines. Last year, a certain stablecoin consolidated for 2 days before de-pegging, and those who couldn't resist opening long positions ended up getting completely liquidated.
🔥 3. Buy on bearish candlesticks and sell on bullish candlesticks, a contrarian approach.
When BTC plummeted to 16,000 USD last November, the big bearish candlestick made retail investors cry out for help, but those who bought the dip the next day are now making a fortune. Conversely, in April this year, a certain coin pulled up five consecutive bullish candlesticks, and those who chased the rise just entered, only to have a big bearish candlestick on the third day wipe out all the gains—market makers always pull up bullish candlesticks to lure in more buyers before unloading!
🔥 4. The Rule of Accelerated Cashing in During a Crash
The sharper the drop, the crazier the rebound! In March this year, when Silicon Valley Bank collapsed, BTC plummeted 20% in one day, but then rebounded 40% in the next three days. Those who dared to catch the falling knife in the waterfall directly made 10 times their profit using leverage. Remember: a drop rate exceeding 5% per hour, known as a "rocket drop," indicates that the market maker is unloading their assets. When the panic selling is exhausted, the moment to pick up money has arrived!
🔥 5. Pyramid Positioning Strategy Practical Operation
Wall Street moguls' behind-the-scenes operations: When a certain coin drops from $100 to $50, first buy a 10% position; add 20% when it drops to $40; add 30% when it drops to $30—cost is directly compressed to $42, and when it rebounds to $60, a profit of 40% can be made. Last year, a certain blue-chip coin dropped from $800 to $200, and those who used this trick now have a cost of only $350, unable to move even with market maker selling!
🔥 6. Breakout Liquidation Lifeline
The cryptocurrency has been flat for more than 2 days after a surge? Withdraw the principal and keep the profit! This year, a certain AI coin surged by 500% and then went flat for 3 days. Those who withdrew their principal didn't lose even when it crashed, while those who didn't withdraw saw a 70% retracement of their profits. After a crash, don't hesitate when the coin is flat: a certain shitcoin went flat for 1 day after a continuous crash; those who thought it had "stabilized" and didn't cut their losses found it dropped to zero the next day—cutting losses must be faster than market makers dumping!
Final advice: There are no magic tricks in Cryptocurrency Trading, only iron rules. When you see everyone in the community shouting "Go", remember to open the on-chain browser to check the whale addresses - last week, before a certain coin surged, the top 10 addresses secretly increased their holdings by 200,000 coins, while retail investors were still in the group cursing "junk coin". Follow me for the next episode revealing "how to track market maker wallets in 2 minutes", turning the lambs into hunters!