#密码资产动态追踪 I know a senior in Nanjing who has been in the crypto circle for a full 12 years. I’ve seen him grow an initial capital of over 40,000 into an eight-figure sum step by step. To be honest, what impresses me most isn’t how much money he has, but that his lifestyle hasn’t changed at all after becoming wealthier. At 48 years old, he lives in an ordinary community, commutes by electric scooter, and still bargains for a few yuan at the vegetable market. He has also played with coins like $BIFI and $GMT, but he never relies on luck or insider information. The trading principles he has summarized are worth noting:
**About Volume and Rhythm** A rapid rise followed by a slow pullback is a tactic for absorbing chips — the main force won’t rush to sell after pushing the price up, but will instead slowly and steadily absorb more chips. Don’t panic when you see this rhythm; small fluctuations won’t wash out true believers. After a sharp decline, if there’s no strong follow-up rally, it’s 80% likely that the big players are fleeing, so don’t try to bottom fish — it’s probably a trap.
**About Tops and Bottoms** High volume at a high level doesn’t necessarily mean a top — it often just indicates chips are changing hands. Conversely, pay close attention during declining phases with decreasing volume. Bottoms are confirmed when there’s repeated volume surges; one or two times aren’t enough. Multiple repeated surges reveal the main force’s actions clearly, and market consensus is gradually forming.
**About Indicators and Human Nature** Don’t get blinded by complex indicators. Frankly, the crypto world is still a game of people; volume is the most honest mirror of market sentiment.
**The Most Difficult Point** Don’t be obsessed, greedy, or fearful. Those who can resist acting and wait for the real opportunity are the ones who deserve to seize big trends. The fiercest opponent in the crypto world is never the market maker or the trend, but your own restless heart. There are many market opportunities, but those who truly make money are the calm, steady hands who can hold their positions.
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MetaMasked
· 19h ago
A steady heart and steady hands are the real skills, stronger than anything else.
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BearMarketHustler
· 19h ago
A steady mind and steady hands are the key; I have fallen because of an unstable mind.
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airdrop_whisperer
· 19h ago
Really, this is what a seasoned person in the crypto world should look like. Compared to those who boast about their trades every day, these low-profile veterans who quietly make money are more worth learning from.
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BackrowObserver
· 19h ago
Wow, this senior is the real winner. Negotiating on an electric scooter with an eight-figure sum, my mindset is completely shattered.
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BTCBeliefStation
· 19h ago
This guy has indeed gained insight, but to be honest, most people listen but only hear nothing. They still get emotionally driven to buy in.
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Lucky
· 19h ago
Hold on tight, we're about to take off 🛫
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Blockchainiac
· 19h ago
Wow, this is a real expert. After 12 years of sharpening the sword, still riding an electric bike to the market to haggle—no one can match this mindset.
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BearMarketSunriser
· 19h ago
The key is to stay calm and steady. That's so true—so many people fail because of their mindset.
#密码资产动态追踪 I know a senior in Nanjing who has been in the crypto circle for a full 12 years. I’ve seen him grow an initial capital of over 40,000 into an eight-figure sum step by step. To be honest, what impresses me most isn’t how much money he has, but that his lifestyle hasn’t changed at all after becoming wealthier. At 48 years old, he lives in an ordinary community, commutes by electric scooter, and still bargains for a few yuan at the vegetable market. He has also played with coins like $BIFI and $GMT, but he never relies on luck or insider information. The trading principles he has summarized are worth noting:
**About Volume and Rhythm**
A rapid rise followed by a slow pullback is a tactic for absorbing chips — the main force won’t rush to sell after pushing the price up, but will instead slowly and steadily absorb more chips. Don’t panic when you see this rhythm; small fluctuations won’t wash out true believers. After a sharp decline, if there’s no strong follow-up rally, it’s 80% likely that the big players are fleeing, so don’t try to bottom fish — it’s probably a trap.
**About Tops and Bottoms**
High volume at a high level doesn’t necessarily mean a top — it often just indicates chips are changing hands. Conversely, pay close attention during declining phases with decreasing volume. Bottoms are confirmed when there’s repeated volume surges; one or two times aren’t enough. Multiple repeated surges reveal the main force’s actions clearly, and market consensus is gradually forming.
**About Indicators and Human Nature**
Don’t get blinded by complex indicators. Frankly, the crypto world is still a game of people; volume is the most honest mirror of market sentiment.
**The Most Difficult Point**
Don’t be obsessed, greedy, or fearful. Those who can resist acting and wait for the real opportunity are the ones who deserve to seize big trends. The fiercest opponent in the crypto world is never the market maker or the trend, but your own restless heart. There are many market opportunities, but those who truly make money are the calm, steady hands who can hold their positions.