#美国实施新一轮关税措施# One day, my trading account balance suddenly increased by 250,000 USDT, but I felt unusually calm in the face of this number.

At 32 years old, I reside in Hong Kong and work quietly.

Over eight years, I gradually increased my initial 30,000 USDT to 18 million USDT. None of this was based on any insider information, nor was it due to luck in hitting a super bull market.

I have relied solely on a seemingly simple yet extremely effective method, through continuous practice and optimization, progressing step by step to reach today, much like leveling up in a game.

For a full four years, 1460 days and nights, I focused on one thing:

Treat each trade as a skill challenge.

After countless failures, stop losses, and re-entries, I have summarized the following six core trading rules from the lessons of blood and tears:

1. The Truth of Volume

When the market rises rapidly and falls slowly, do not panic and flee; this often indicates that the capital side is accumulating chips.

The true top characteristic is a sudden sharp decline that occurs after an abnormal increase in trading volume and market euphoria—this is not a simple correction, but the beginning of a harvest.

2. Sudden Drop Trap

A pattern of a slow rebound after a rapid decline is never an ideal entry point.

This is actually the final harvesting action of the fund provider.

Don't naively ask, "Will it continue to drop?" — It will, and the extent of the drop may exceed your imagination.

3. High Position Silent Warning

A surge at the top does not necessarily mean that the highest point has been reached.

However, when there is extreme shrinkage of trading volume at high levels, it is the real dangerous signal.

When even the most adventurous traders become quiet, a market crash often happens in the next moment.

4. The bottom needs momentum.

The increase in single transaction volume in the bottom area is often a bait set by the capital side.

The real starting point for an upward trend usually involves a period of continuous volume shrinkage, followed by a sudden surge in volume that breaks through—this indicates that the capital has established a solid position.

5. The candlestick is the result, while the volume is the essence.

The core of the digital asset market is not pattern analysis, but rather the grasp of emotions.

The true reflection of emotions is in the trading volume:

A decrease in trading volume indicates a lack of market activity; a surge in trading volume means that funds are flowing in.

Other complex technical indicators are often just superficial decorations.

Six, Wu Wei is a state of being.

The highest state of trading is to reach the state of "nothingness":

Only by being unattached can one accept a vacant position and observe.

Only by having no greed can one avoid blindly chasing high prices;

Only without fear can one bravely enter the market at the bottom.

Only an empty cup can hold new water, and only a zero-based mindset can achieve asset multiplication.

Over the years, I have relied on this "pitfall guide" to navigate for myself.

The current market is at a turning point, do not remain stagnant.

How to move forward, whether to follow or not, completely depends on your choice.