👤 I am 36 years old this year, from Fuzhou, Fujian. I've been trading coins for 8 years and have completely turned my life around through this.
Initially with a capital of 300,000, my account has now reached 8 figures.
Without insider info and without chasing trends, I relied solely on a set of **'Honest Person's Strategy'** — winning battles with discipline.
Today, I condensed 2880 days of review and painful lessons into 6 core laws
Newbies can avoid pitfalls, veterans can elevate their game.
—— Understand one principle, and you can avoid losing hundreds of thousands; understand them all, and you can truly turn things around.
🚨 Crypto Iron Law 1: Fast rise, slow drop = Major players are accumulating
When major players want to raise prices to offload, the rhythm will be fast rise + slow drop,
it's not offloading, but secretly accumulating.
Many people get scared off by 'slow drops', but that is often the last breath.
A truly soaring trend has pullbacks that are 'dragging along'.
🚨 Iron Law 2: Fast drop, slow rise = Major players are offloading
A sharp drop followed by a slow rise is the most dangerous trend.
Many people get excited and try to bottom fish when they see a sharp drop, only to be stuck for two years.
#BTC's previous top structures: Fast drop + weak rebound = Major players have slipped away.
🚨 Iron Law 3: Volume spike at the top ≠ reaching the top; what's feared is 'no volume rising'
Don't get scared off just because you see volume spikes,
What’s truly scary is — no rise + no one taking over.
Only with volume can there be consensus; without volume, it's an empty rocket.
The second before an explosion is often the quietest.
🚨 Iron Law 4: A single volume spike at the bottom ≠ bottom fishing signal
A single volume spike could also be a trap for the unsuspecting.
Only multiple volume spikes and sustained accumulation indicate market recognition.
At this time, getting involved has a higher win rate.
🚨 Iron Law 5: Trading coins is not about trading candlesticks, it's about trading 'emotions'
Trading coins has never been about right or wrong in technique,
It's about whether the market 'consensus' has risen.
Volume is the developer of emotions.
What you are really fighting against is not technical indicators,
but the emotional fluctuations behind each candlestick.
🚨 Iron Law 6: Experts only have one state — 'None'
No attachment: Cut losses when wrong, don't stubbornly hold on
No greed: Take profit when gained, don't fantasize about multiplying tenfold
No fear: Jump in when the market moves, wait when it doesn't
Only those who can stay in cash deserve the real big market moves.
The last paragraph is for you who have read this far:
In the crypto space, the biggest enemy has never been the major players or the candlesticks.
It's the fluctuations in your own mind, the 'impulsive trades' in your thoughts.
To turn things around, it's not about being smart, but about executing against human nature.
Trading coins based on feelings is the most expensive path;
Trading coins based on methods is the way to make money.
