Nine years in the crypto圈, and six iron rules keep me alive till now
I’m Chen Zong, 35 years old. I’ve been soaking in this industry for nine years. I’ve been trading for a long time—my account once peaked at over 30 million, and I’ve also taken some hard falls. I’m still standing today, and it’s not fate. It’s the six rules I’ve stubbornly followed.
① Strong pull, slow decline—when the main force is accumulating
If it rallies hard and then the pullback is mild, chances are big money has quietly built a position. Don’t get scared off by a few small red candles—what they want is for you to leave. Look at the big picture; don’t fixate on a single line.
② A steep drop followed by a weak rebound—80% is distribution
If it suddenly dumps and can’t be pulled back, most likely the main force is selling. Don’t try to bottom-fish here—you’ll be likely to catch the coin halfway down.
③ High-volume at the top isn’t necessarily the peak
Many people panic when they see volume. Sometimes, it’s actually a signal to keep pushing higher. The truly dangerous situation is when there’s no volume at high levels—if nobody is stepping in, that’s when it’s over.
④ At the bottom, watch volume for consistency
One spike could be a false move. Only after several consecutive ones does it mean a consensus is forming—and then the market is more stable.
⑤ Don’t worship indicators—watch volume, that’s enough
The essence of the market is a battle of human nature. Emotions can’t be hidden; volume is the most honest. If you understand volume, you understand most of the order book.
⑥ Learn to go to cash—only then do you deserve the big opportunities
Don’t be greedy, don’t be afraid. Only those who can wait can hold on to the truly big行情.
One last line: the biggest enemy of trading isn’t the news—it’s you. The market always has variables. Stay calm and control your hands, and only then do you have the资格 to survive to the end
I’m Chen Zong, 35 years old. I’ve been soaking in this industry for nine years. I’ve been trading for a long time—my account once peaked at over 30 million, and I’ve also taken some hard falls. I’m still standing today, and it’s not fate. It’s the six rules I’ve stubbornly followed.
① Strong pull, slow decline—when the main force is accumulating
If it rallies hard and then the pullback is mild, chances are big money has quietly built a position. Don’t get scared off by a few small red candles—what they want is for you to leave. Look at the big picture; don’t fixate on a single line.
② A steep drop followed by a weak rebound—80% is distribution
If it suddenly dumps and can’t be pulled back, most likely the main force is selling. Don’t try to bottom-fish here—you’ll be likely to catch the coin halfway down.
③ High-volume at the top isn’t necessarily the peak
Many people panic when they see volume. Sometimes, it’s actually a signal to keep pushing higher. The truly dangerous situation is when there’s no volume at high levels—if nobody is stepping in, that’s when it’s over.
④ At the bottom, watch volume for consistency
One spike could be a false move. Only after several consecutive ones does it mean a consensus is forming—and then the market is more stable.
⑤ Don’t worship indicators—watch volume, that’s enough
The essence of the market is a battle of human nature. Emotions can’t be hidden; volume is the most honest. If you understand volume, you understand most of the order book.
⑥ Learn to go to cash—only then do you deserve the big opportunities
Don’t be greedy, don’t be afraid. Only those who can wait can hold on to the truly big行情.
One last line: the biggest enemy of trading isn’t the news—it’s you. The market always has variables. Stay calm and control your hands, and only then do you have the资格 to survive to the end
