Three years ago, I rolled my 10,000U into 670,000U.
I didn’t rely on inside information, and I didn’t jump on a crazy bull market. I just used a “stupid-simple method”—treat trading like leveling up in a game, grinding step by step until I got it right.
Over these 1095 days, I’ve summed up 6 takeaways. If you understand just one, you can lose a few tens of thousands less; if you do three, you can leave most retail traders behind.
First takeaway: When it rises fast and falls slowly, the broker is quietly accumulating
$ETH
Pump up hard, then let it drift down slowly. Don’t rush to cut your losses. This isn’t a crash—it’s a washout, shaking out the uncommitted.
When you truly reach the top, it’s often a sudden surge on increasing volume, followed by a “boom” drop like a waterfall, sending everyone charging in to catch the falling knife.
Second takeaway: When it falls fast and rises slowly, the broker is quietly distributing
$SNDK
After a flash crash, it slowly rebounds. It looks like a bargain opportunity, but it’s the last slash. Don’t think, “It’s already fallen so much—how much lower can it go?” That mindset is the easiest way to get you badly trapped.
Third takeaway: Big volume at the top doesn’t mean it’s over—low volume is what you should watch
At high levels, if it’s still seeing volume, it means there’s still money playing—maybe it can surge once more. But when the high-level action suddenly goes quiet and volume dries up into sideways consolidation, that’s the signal of a breakdown—nobody wants to buy anymore, and the next move is down.
$HYPE
Fourth takeaway: At the bottom, don’t rush in when volume appears—only sustained volume is reliable
A one-off burst in volume could be bait. You need some consolidation first to clean out the float, then volume continues for several days—*that’s* the real accumulation/building position signal.
Fifth takeaway: Candles are the result; volume is the emotion
Price up or down is just the surface. Volume is the real feeling behind it. If volume shrinks to a freezing point, it means nobody’s playing— the market is close to bottoming out. If volume suddenly picks up, it means real money has stepped in.
#Crypto survival rule
Sixth takeaway: “Nothingness” is the real skill
No obsession—when you should be in cash, stay in cash, don’t get itchy; when you should act, act, without hesitation. This isn’t sitting flat—it’s training your mindset to maturity.
There are always opportunities in the crypto market. What’s missing is the person who can control their hands and see the situation clearly.
The market is always there. Find the “Duo’er,” and use systematic thinking to guide you through the fog of investing.
#SOL本周上涨20%
#加州通过法案拟禁官员发行Meme币
#波场主网激活TVM布拉格大阪兼容
#黄金8月上涨约14%
#Qatar extends LNG force majeure by one month
I didn’t rely on inside information, and I didn’t jump on a crazy bull market. I just used a “stupid-simple method”—treat trading like leveling up in a game, grinding step by step until I got it right.
Over these 1095 days, I’ve summed up 6 takeaways. If you understand just one, you can lose a few tens of thousands less; if you do three, you can leave most retail traders behind.
First takeaway: When it rises fast and falls slowly, the broker is quietly accumulating
$ETH
Pump up hard, then let it drift down slowly. Don’t rush to cut your losses. This isn’t a crash—it’s a washout, shaking out the uncommitted.
When you truly reach the top, it’s often a sudden surge on increasing volume, followed by a “boom” drop like a waterfall, sending everyone charging in to catch the falling knife.
Second takeaway: When it falls fast and rises slowly, the broker is quietly distributing
$SNDK
After a flash crash, it slowly rebounds. It looks like a bargain opportunity, but it’s the last slash. Don’t think, “It’s already fallen so much—how much lower can it go?” That mindset is the easiest way to get you badly trapped.
Third takeaway: Big volume at the top doesn’t mean it’s over—low volume is what you should watch
At high levels, if it’s still seeing volume, it means there’s still money playing—maybe it can surge once more. But when the high-level action suddenly goes quiet and volume dries up into sideways consolidation, that’s the signal of a breakdown—nobody wants to buy anymore, and the next move is down.
$HYPE
Fourth takeaway: At the bottom, don’t rush in when volume appears—only sustained volume is reliable
A one-off burst in volume could be bait. You need some consolidation first to clean out the float, then volume continues for several days—*that’s* the real accumulation/building position signal.
Fifth takeaway: Candles are the result; volume is the emotion
Price up or down is just the surface. Volume is the real feeling behind it. If volume shrinks to a freezing point, it means nobody’s playing— the market is close to bottoming out. If volume suddenly picks up, it means real money has stepped in.
#Crypto survival rule
Sixth takeaway: “Nothingness” is the real skill
No obsession—when you should be in cash, stay in cash, don’t get itchy; when you should act, act, without hesitation. This isn’t sitting flat—it’s training your mindset to maturity.
There are always opportunities in the crypto market. What’s missing is the person who can control their hands and see the situation clearly.
The market is always there. Find the “Duo’er,” and use systematic thinking to guide you through the fog of investing.
#SOL本周上涨20%
#加州通过法案拟禁官员发行Meme币
#波场主网激活TVM布拉格大阪兼容
#黄金8月上涨约14%
#Qatar extends LNG force majeure by one month
