I have a mentor from Shanghai who has been in the crypto world for a full 12 years. I have witnessed firsthand and accompanied him as his initial capital of 20,000 grew all the way to 50 million.

The change in his net worth has never altered his way of life in the slightest. At 48 years old, he lives more low-key than most ordinary people: living in an ordinary residential building, commuting entirely on an electric scooter, going to the market to buy groceries, still bargaining carefully over a dollar or two.
Being able to multiply the principal several hundred times has never relied on insider information or luck, only on strictly following a few ironclad rules. I’ve organized them here for everyone, hoping to help avoid some detours:
1. Rapid rise, slow fall hides accumulation: After a main force pushes up, they won’t rush to dump, but instead slowly pull back to accumulate more. Don’t panic when you see this rhythm, don’t be washed out by small fluctuations.
2. Sudden drop, stagnation in rise indicates distribution: A sharp decline followed by a weak rebound is likely the main force leaving the market. At this point, don’t think about bottom-fishing; it’s probably a “trap” set by others to exit.
3. High volume at the top doesn’t necessarily mean a peak: Volume at the top often indicates chip turnover; instead, be cautious when volume shrinks during a decline, as that signals the end of the trend.
4. Multiple large-volume moves at the bottom are more stable: A single large volume might be a trap to lure buyers, but repeated large-volume moves indicate the main force is truly entering, and consensus is forming.
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5. Emotions are more important than patterns: Don’t obsess over complex indicators; the market is ultimately driven by human nature. Volume is the most genuine reflection of sentiment.
6. The word “none” is the ultimate mental approach: No obsession, no greed, no fear. Those who can hold cash and wait are the ones who deserve to catch the big trend.
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The biggest enemy in the crypto world is not the whales or the market itself, but one’s own greed and itch to act. The market is never lacking; only those who can stay calm, control their hands, and hold their positions will make it to the end.
Most people are trapped in a vicious cycle—not because they lack effort, but because they lack a guiding light.
The market is always there, opportunities don’t wait—only those who follow the right people