#Gate2025年度报告 In the crypto world for 8 years, starting from a hundred thousand yuan to now, I have seen too many people come in and go out. The deepest realization is: those who can survive are never relying on luck, much less insider information.

At 52 years old, I still live in an ordinary house, ride an electric bike, and haggle at the vegetable market. Many people don’t understand this state. But I understand, this is someone who keeps risk in their heart at all times. Being able to multiply the principal several hundred times is precisely because I never indulge in the hope of getting rich overnight.
Here are some ironclad rules I’ve figured out, shared with those still exploring:
**Rapid rise and slow decline is accumulation** — The pullback after a main force’s rally is often quietly eating up chips; don’t be scared out by small fluctuations. The same logic applies to large coins like $BTC.
**Rapid decline and stagnation require escape** — A sudden sell-off followed by a weak rebound usually indicates the main force is withdrawing. At this time, those bottom-fishing are often the last to catch the falling knife.
**High volume at the top doesn’t necessarily mean a peak** — The true top is a decline with shrinking volume; high volume might just be chip turnover. Conversely, at the bottom, look for repeated volume increases; multiple validations indicate a consensus is forming.
**Volume is the most honest emotion** — Don’t study those complicated indicators; ultimately, the market is driven by human nature. Trading volume is the true mirror of real sentiment.
**Holding cash and waiting is a mindset** — No obsession, no greed, no fear. Those who can resist acting are actually the ones who can seize big opportunities. The biggest enemy in the crypto world is actually their own itching hands and greed.
Markets are there every day, but only three types of people can make it to the end: those who keep a steady mind, control their hands, and hold their positions. #加密市场开年反弹