There are no inside connections, no backing, and no expert signals—only six iron rules forged over seven years and more than 2,500 days of perseverance.

If you can follow one, you can reduce your losses by ten thousand dollars.
If you can follow three, you are no longer a retail investor but a player.
Come on, the lights are on—see clearly.
Rule 1: Rapid rise and slow fall is not a top, it’s a washout.
A sudden surge for five minutes, then a slow grind for two hours—do you think it’s a crash?
No, that’s the market maker washing out people while eating up the chips.
The real danger is a straight-line rally followed by an immediate flash crash—that’s a trap to lure more traders.
Rule 2: Fast decline and slow rise is not an opportunity, it’s a run.
A quick flash crash, followed by a slow fake rebound—you think “it’s fallen so much, it can’t fall anymore”?
Yes, it can.
That’s the market maker distributing the last batch of foolish chips.
Rule 3: Volume at the top doesn’t necessarily mean death; lack of volume is the real death.
High volume at high levels still shows momentum.
Low volume at high levels, with a dead atmosphere, means waiting for panic to set in.
Remember, volume is the lifeline—no volume means suffocation.
Rule 4: Don’t rush when volume appears at the bottom; continuous volume is the key.
One day of volume is a bait; three days of volume indicate potential; five days of volume mean the main players are in.
A sudden spike in volume after a period of low activity at the bottom isn’t cause for excitement—it’s not that you’ve been chosen, but that you’ve been targeted.
Rule 5: Trading cryptocurrencies isn’t about candlestick patterns; it’s about emotions.
Trading volume is the heartbeat of emotion; price is just a reflection of that heartbeat.
Watch the volume, and you can understand the market sentiment; understand the sentiment, and you can predict rises and falls in advance.
Rule 6: The ultimate state is only one word: None.
No obsession—cut losses and walk away.
No greed—don’t chase after gains.
No fear—dare to buy when prices fall.
This isn’t about being Zen; it’s a skill that only tough people can master.
If you can achieve “nothing,” you’ve already left 95% of retail investors behind.
Brothers, the market never lacks opportunities; what’s missing is someone who can see clearly, stay steady, and dare to take action.