12 Years in the Cryptocurrency Market: From 300,000 to 90 Million, 6 Survival Rules from a Shanghai Teacher

I have been deeply involved in the cryptocurrency market for 12 years alongside a teacher from Shanghai, witnessing him steadily grow his capital from over 300,000 to 90 million.

At 48 years old, he lives a more down-to-earth life than the average person—living in a regular residential house, traveling daily by electric bike, and meticulously bargaining when buying vegetables at the market. He always says: “This human touch is what helps people stay true to themselves and not drift away.”

Achieving hundreds of times returns without insider support and relying solely on luck is all about adhering to 6 ironclad rules. Here they are to help you avoid years of detours:

1. Rapid rises and slow declines hide accumulation: After the main force pulls up, they won't rush to crash the market but instead slowly adjust to accumulate shares. When encountering this rhythm, don't panic; don't let small fluctuations shake you out;

2. Sudden falls and stagnation indicate selling: A strong drop followed by weak rebounds likely means the main force is quietly exiting. At this time, don't blindly try to catch the bottom, as it could be someone else's “trap”;

3. High volume at peaks isn’t necessarily a top: High volume at the top often indicates a handover of shares, while a decline in volume during a drop is when you should be cautious that the market is reaching its end;

4. More volume at the bottom is stable: A single spike in volume might be a lure, but repeated spikes indicate that the main force is truly entering, and a market consensus is forming;

5. Emotion is more important than charts: Don't fixate on complex indicators; the market ultimately relies on human nature, and volume is the most authentic reflection of emotion;

6. The concept of “nothingness” is the ultimate mindset: Don't be fixated, greedy, or fearful. Only those who can endure being in cash and waiting are worthy of catching the real big trends.

The biggest enemy in the cryptocurrency market is not the manipulators or the market itself but one’s own greed and impulsiveness. The market is never lacking; only those who can maintain their composure, control their hands, and guard their positions can reach the end.

Da Chen only engages in real trading, doesn't boast, and doesn't make empty promises, sharing only real experiences that can help you survive in the market. The team still has a few spots left; whether to join or not, see #美国非农数据超预期 #ETH走势分析 $BTC $ETH