From 300,000 to tens of millions, I only relied on a set of 'the dumbest but the most stable' methods

I am 36 years old this year, from Shenzhen, with two apartments, one for my parents and one for myself.

In 2017, I started trading cryptocurrencies with a principal of 300,000, and today it has multiplied several times.

I didn't rely on insider information, nor did I catch any 'get-rich-quick trend',

What I relied on was a set of 'the dumbest method' that I painstakingly developed over 8 years.

Now I share this experience, hoping to help you avoid some pitfalls.

These 6 iron rules, understanding just one can save you a hundred thousand;

If you can truly follow three, you are already better than 90% of retail investors.

First rule: If it rises quickly and falls slowly, don’t rush to exit

Many people run away when they see a surge, but sometimes the main force does this on purpose:

First, they push it up sharply, then shake it slowly, washing out those who ran early before pulling up again.

The real danger is a 'sharp rise followed by an instant plunge' — that’s a trap to induce buying and sell off.

Second rule: If it falls quickly and rises slowly, don’t rush to catch the bottom

Don’t think 'it has fallen so much, can it still drop?' — it can.

In the cryptocurrency world, there is no bottom, only lower.

A flash crash + weak rebound is not a bottom-catching opportunity, it’s a 'cut-loss trap'.

Third rule: Volume at the top doesn’t necessarily mean death, no volume is truly dangerous

If the price of a coin rises with volume, it indicates that there is still capital interest;

The most feared scenario is when it goes up and then stagnates with no trading, that’s when it’s really going to collapse.

Fourth rule: Don’t act impulsively on volume at the bottom; consistency is reliable

A day or two of high volume doesn’t mean it’s taking off; it could be a fishing line.

What you should really watch for is several consecutive days of high volume after a period of low volume, that indicates someone is accumulating.

Fifth rule: Emotions are reflected in volume, K-lines are just the surface

How the coin price moves can be determined by trading volume.

When the main force really enters the market, the volume cannot be hidden;

If you only look at K-lines, you will always be half a beat behind.

Sixth rule: The hardest part is not making money, it’s being able to stay out of the market

The earlier you learn to do nothing, the easier it is for you to survive.

Not being greedy, not gambling, not fearing to be out of the market is the foundation of my survival.

Opportunities exist every day; the key is whether you have the judgment.

The cryptocurrency world is not lacking in opportunities; what is lacking is your ability to understand the rhythm and control yourself.

You are not incapable; you just haven't been taught how to avoid knives in the dark.

I know about small knives; that light has always been in front of you.