#数字货币市场洞察 How much U do you need to earn before you’re worthy of saying “Long time no see”?

Now at 38, I own 6 properties in Shanghai, 3 luxury cars, and have assets over ten million. But 8 years ago, when I first entered the crypto world, I was a complete newbie.

$WIN At the beginning, I put in 50,000 U, and it was gone in just a few days. Liquidation? Been there. Going to zero? Experienced it. Exchange running off with my money? That too. Back then, I basically fell into every trap a beginner could.

The worst part was my girlfriend left me. I numbed myself with alcohol every day, hit rock bottom emotionally, and seriously thought about quitting for good.

But in a twist of fate, I actually survived the “black swan” event on March 12, 2018—while others were getting liquidated and bankrupt, I saw a glimmer of hope.

That’s just how crazy this market is. Some people turn a 2,000 yuan principal into tens of millions, and for me? It was all about grinding through relentless reviews and honing my mindset, inch by inch.

I used to think it was all luck. Looking back now, surviving to this day actually came down to a few iron rules that look clumsy, but work in practice:

1️⃣ Fast rise, slow fall? The main players are accumulating
If the price surges and then slowly retraces, odds are the big players are collecting chips. The real top usually comes with a sharp pump followed by a rapid plunge.

2️⃣ Sharp drop, slow climb? The big players are distributing
If there’s a flash crash and the rebound is weak, don’t rush to buy the dip—it’s probably the final trap.

3️⃣ Volume at the top doesn’t always mean the top is in; no volume is the real danger
If the price spikes with volume, there might still be room to go up; once the volume dries up, that’s usually the prelude to a crash.

4️⃣ One big volume spike at the bottom isn’t enough; sustained volume is key
A single big green candle might just be bait—only consistent volume signals a real breakout.

These aren’t things you learn from tutorials; they’re paid for with real losses, time and again.

That’s crypto—while others are chasing pumps and dumps, you have to stick to your own rhythm and not let market noise lead you around by the nose.

Can you make money? It’s not about luck—it’s about whether you can hold onto the right rhythm.

A lot of people, just like I was back then, are desperate to recover losses, only to lose even more. Eventually I realized: there’s always another market cycle, but once you miss the rhythm, it’s gone for good.