I am a post-90s individual from Wuhan, Hubei, currently residing in Zhongshan.

In the eighth year of cryptocurrency trading, I rolled 50,000 U to 5 million without any insider information or luck, relying solely on a set of "ridiculously simple" methods.

From May to October this year, I steadily earned over 700,000 U using this method.

Today, I will share the six ironclad rules I summarized from 2555 days of pitfalls, speaking from the heart.

If you understand one rule, you can lose 100,000 less; if you can grasp three rules, you have already outperformed 90% of retail investors.

First rule: Fast rises, slow falls — that's when the big players are accumulating.

Many people panic and jump off the train as soon as they see a rise, which is actually a mistake.

The real peak is "rapid increase in volume followed by a swift drop";

And "fast rise, slow fall" is often the dealer washing the plates and collecting chips.

Don't panic; only coins that can wash the plates are truly entering a bullish phase.

Second rule: fast drops and slow rises - that indicates the dealer is offloading.

A slow rebound after a sharp drop is not a bottom-fishing signal, but a trap to lure buyers.

Remember this: there are no bargains in a downtrend, only traps.

"Can it still fall after dropping so much?" - This phrase has caused the most losses.

Third rule: a volume spike at the top does not necessarily mean a crash; lack of volume is what’s truly dangerous.

High volume indicates that the main force is still active;

But when at a high level with low volume and sideways movement, that is a sign of dried-up liquidity.

A sharp drop often starts from "no one picking up the shares" rather than "someone dumping the shares."

Fourth rule: don’t get excited about volume at the bottom; look for continuity.

A surge in volume is bait;

Several days of increased volume, especially after a period of low volume and consolidation, is the real accumulation signal.

Remember: true main force accumulation is done bite by bite, not all at once.

Fifth rule: trading cryptocurrencies is actually trading emotions; both rises and falls are written in the "volume."

K-line is just the surface; trading volume is the truth.

Each bar during volume represents the market's belief and fear.

Understanding emotions allows you to see turning points half an hour in advance.

Sixth rule: "nothing" is the ultimate realm in the cryptocurrency world.

Without attachment, one can hold no positions;

Without greed, one does not chase highs;

Only without fear can one dare to enter the market.

This is not about being zen, but about the psychological quality of a master.

The market never lacks opportunities; what’s lacking is your ability to maintain composure.

Many people are not moving fast enough, but are just bumping around in the dark alone.

When the direction is right, a light is enough to illuminate the path.

Remember this:

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