From 10,000 U to 900,000 U, I survived in the crypto world relying on 6 silly methods.

Three years ago, the account only had 10,000 U, and now it has grown to 900,000 U. I didn't rely on insider information or gamble on luck; I just persisted in trading—1095 days doing one thing: treating price fluctuations as experience and losses as lessons.

The following 6 practical experiences: understand 1 to avoid pitfalls, and doing 3 can help you survive steadily in the crypto world:

1. Rises sharply and falls slowly: It is highly likely that the operators are secretly accumulating assets. Don't mistake a rapid rise for the market taking off; this is a washout; a true peak is never a slow decline, but rather a direct crash, so don't treat a sharp drop as a "healthy correction" and rush to buy in.
2. Drops quickly, rises slowly: Be wary of the operator quietly selling off. The "gentle rebound" after a crash is the most deceptive; don’t think it’s a bargain. In the crypto world, there are no low prices without reason, and there may be a scythe behind it.
3. Large volume at the top is not scary, lack of volume is dangerous: High volume at a high position indicates that funds are still in play, and the market may not be over; however, if there is suddenly no volume at a high position, and no one is taking over, a reversal in sentiment could lead to a crash.
4. Don't act impulsively with a single day of volume at the bottom; sustained volume indicates a true bottom: a single instance of volume may be a "trap for the bulls"; only when there is continuous volume for three days or more after a fluctuation can we say that the funds are truly entering, and the bottom can be considered stable.
5. Volume is the "map" to understand people's hearts: K-line can be faked, but trading volume is hard to manipulate. No volume means the market lacks enthusiasm; a surge in volume indicates that funds are returning, and someone is about to act. Understanding volume is to see through the greed, anger, and ignorance in the market.
6. The strongest ability in the crypto world is not opening a position, but rather holding a flat position: holding a flat position does not mean giving up opportunities, but controlling risks. When the market is poor, take a break and don't force operations; when opportunities arise, act decisively. If you can maintain your rhythm, you will eventually reap the full benefits of a market cycle.

In the crypto world, winning and losing is not about who earns faster or makes more, but about who lasts longer, sees clearly, and moves steadily. No matter how dark the market is, it will shine again; as long as you don't give up, opportunities will not be absent.

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