#数字资产行情上升 From 50,000 to 30 million, it's definitely not luck — 8 years in the crypto world, this "clumsy method" has changed everything.

At 39 years old, from Zhejiang, now in Shanghai. Reflecting on these 8 years, from an initial capital of 50,000 to now owning 3 apartments and a Maybach. No secret tricks, no insider trading, no reliance on luck — just sticking firmly to a set of "stupid rules" that most people look down upon.

Today I want to share 6 ironclad rules — understanding just 1 can help you lose 100,000 less, and mastering 3 can make you outperform 90% of retail investors.

**Two pitfalls about $BTC**

First: Don’t panic and sell after a sharp rise followed by a slow decline. This kind of candlestick pattern indicates market manipulation or shakeouts by the big players. If you panic and sell, the subsequent gains are no longer your concern. Conversely, if there's a volume surge followed by a sudden crash (like a 20% rise in one day then a 15% drop), that’s a clear trap to lure traders into buying high and selling low — you need to act fast, even a second's delay can cost you.

Second: Don’t believe the bottom after a big drop and a slow rebound. Many see a gradual bounce after a sharp decline and think they've found the "golden bottom." Wrong. That’s often a trap; the big players won’t give you such a warm opportunity.

**Two keywords for $ETH**

High-level consolidation depends on volume. If the top is accompanied by fluctuating trading volume, there’s still a chance for another upward push; but if volume suddenly dries up and the market becomes cold and quiet, a crash might be lurking just around the corner.

Bottom rebounds also depend on volume. A single-day surge with high volume is often a trap set by the big players. True signals of accumulation look like this: first, a period of low-volume consolidation, then a steady increase in volume — that’s the real prelude to a rally.

**Universal rules for $SOL and other coins**

Trading crypto is essentially trading emotions. Trading volume is the most honest mirror of market consensus. Candlestick charts are superficial; volume is the hidden code. Learning to read volume means understanding the true sentiment of the market.

**The last and most difficult rule — mindset**

The "Wu" (nothing) principle: Only with no attachments can you hold a position in wait for opportunities; only with no greed can you avoid chasing highs; only with no fear can you dare to enter when everyone else is scared. These three "nothings" test not just your skills but your mental strength.

Opportunities in the crypto world are never lacking; what’s missing are those who can "control their hands and see the bigger picture." I’ve reached where I am today not because I act quickly, but because I truly understand the logic behind these "stupid methods" — the market hates clever tricks, but it favors those who "play by the rules and are a bit simple."