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Having been deeply involved in the crypto space for eight years, I’ve seen bull and bear markets, rapid surges, and crashes—nothing surprises me anymore. Some people achieve overnight success through luck, while others go broke overnight due to greed. As for me, over four years, I used a simple “clumsy method” to gradually grow 50,000 USDT to 3 million USDT.
I don’t rely on insider information or luck. During 1460 days, I focused on one thing: treating trading like a game—losses are like losing blood, stop-loss is like healing at the town, and review is like sharpening skills.
Many people ask me about my profit secrets. Today, I’ll share six core iron rules openly, so you can understand and avoid detours.
1. Volume is more real than K-line; rapid rises and slow declines are often accumulation, and top formations are usually accompanied by high volume waterfalls.
2. Flash crashes are never the end; a slow rebound after a sharp decline is likely a trap for distribution.
3. Silence at high levels is the most dangerous; increased volume doesn’t necessarily mean a top, but shrinking volume always hides risks.
4. Bottoms require accumulation; a single green candle doesn’t mark a bottom, but a breakout after consolidation with decreasing volume is a signal.
5. K-line charts show results; volume reflects sentiment. Where the funds go, the market follows.
6. Experts win by “shorting”: daring to hold cash, not chasing highs, and daring to buy the dip. In the end, trading is about letting go of obsession.