Five Laws of Cryptocurrency Trading:

1. Rapid increases and slow decreases indicate accumulation. If the coin price rises quickly but falls slowly, it means the operators are quietly accumulating, preparing for the next wave of increases.

2. Rapid decreases and slow increases indicate distribution. A fast drop in price followed by a slow recovery suggests the operators are distributing, and the market may enter a declining cycle.

3. High volume at the top means hold; low volume means run. High trading volume at the peak suggests further increases might occur, but if there is no trading volume, it indicates insufficient upward momentum, and it's best to exit quickly.

4. High volume at the bottom means do not buy; continuous volume indicates entry. A sudden increase in volume at the bottom should be approached with caution as it may signal a continuation of the downward trend; however, if there is sustained volume at the bottom, it indicates continuous inflow of funds, and entry can be considered.

5. Cryptocurrency trading is about trading emotions; consensus equals trading volume. Market sentiment determines coin prices, and trading volume reflects market consensus and buying/selling behavior.

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