Six years ago, I was told harsh words. At that time, I gave up my financial career to do housework, and what I got in return was grievance. But it was precisely that sentence that made me decide to turn things around.
I didn't wait for miracles; instead, I plunged directly into the crypto market. Starting as a complete beginner with small capital for trial and error, I've gone through pitfalls, all-nighters, losses, and now I have over 10 million in my bank account, three properties, and two cars. This isn't luck, nor is it a shortcut—it's five principles I've summarized over six years with real money and real losses.
**Principle 1: Fierce rises and gentle falls = Whales are accumulating** If the pullback after a spike is very gentle, it's likely large capital quietly building positions. Don't get scared by surface volatility; the key is to watch the rhythm.
**Principle 2: Sharp drops with weak rebounds = Whales are exiting** Price crashes but can't rally back? Basically funds are withdrawing. Don't think about catching the bottom here, because you'll easily get trapped.
**Principle 3: High volume at peaks ≠ Top** Volume expansion in the top zone sometimes actually indicates continued momentum. The real danger is actually volume contraction at the top. Many people get this backwards.
**Principle 4: Single volume spike at the bottom doesn't count** One-time volume spikes are often illusions; consecutive volume increases show true market consensus forming.
**Principle 5: You're trading people's hearts, not charts** No matter how complex the technical indicators, they all point to one thing: market sentiment. And volume is the most direct barometer of emotion.
At the end of the day, your biggest opponent in trading is yourself. Good news, bad news, rallies, and dumps are just external stimuli. What ultimately decides whether you win or lose is emotion management, trading discipline, and psychological control. The crypto market has as many opportunities as risks. If you want to go further, you need steady gains, rationality, and strategic planning.
This 3 million is a path I paved with my own hands over six years. If you also want to survive in this market, these principles are worth remembering.
Six years ago, I was told harsh words. At that time, I gave up my financial career to do housework, and what I got in return was grievance. But it was precisely that sentence that made me decide to turn things around.
I didn't wait for miracles; instead, I plunged directly into the crypto market. Starting as a complete beginner with small capital for trial and error, I've gone through pitfalls, all-nighters, losses, and now I have over 10 million in my bank account, three properties, and two cars. This isn't luck, nor is it a shortcut—it's five principles I've summarized over six years with real money and real losses.
**Principle 1: Fierce rises and gentle falls = Whales are accumulating**
If the pullback after a spike is very gentle, it's likely large capital quietly building positions. Don't get scared by surface volatility; the key is to watch the rhythm.
**Principle 2: Sharp drops with weak rebounds = Whales are exiting**
Price crashes but can't rally back? Basically funds are withdrawing. Don't think about catching the bottom here, because you'll easily get trapped.
**Principle 3: High volume at peaks ≠ Top**
Volume expansion in the top zone sometimes actually indicates continued momentum. The real danger is actually volume contraction at the top. Many people get this backwards.
**Principle 4: Single volume spike at the bottom doesn't count**
One-time volume spikes are often illusions; consecutive volume increases show true market consensus forming.
**Principle 5: You're trading people's hearts, not charts**
No matter how complex the technical indicators, they all point to one thing: market sentiment. And volume is the most direct barometer of emotion.
At the end of the day, your biggest opponent in trading is yourself. Good news, bad news, rallies, and dumps are just external stimuli. What ultimately decides whether you win or lose is emotion management, trading discipline, and psychological control. The crypto market has as many opportunities as risks. If you want to go further, you need steady gains, rationality, and strategic planning.
This 3 million is a path I paved with my own hands over six years. If you also want to survive in this market, these principles are worth remembering.