$BTC 90 Veteran of the Crypto Circle: From 100,000 to over 10 million in 10 years, relying only on a set of 'stupid methods'

$ETH I am 30 years old this year, from Yueyang, Hunan, now living in Shenzhen.

$ZEC Two houses, one for my family, one for myself.

In the crypto circle for the 7th year, from a 100,000 capital to over 10 million, not relying on insider information or luck, only relying on a set of 'stupid methods' refined through experience.

After more than 1500 days of pitfalls, losses, and comebacks, I have summarized the most core elements into 6 points.

If you can understand one point, you can avoid losing 100,000; if you can achieve three points, you have already surpassed 90% of retail investors.

First point: Quick rises and slow falls - this is the dealer accumulating

Suddenly pulling up sharply, then slowly retracing, this is not the top, but a washout.

Don't rush to jump off the train; the real danger is: a volume increase followed by an immediate crash, that is the real trap for retail investors.

Second point: Quick falls and slow rises - the dealer is retreating

After a flash crash, the market slowly rebounds, it looks like an 'opportunity', but it is actually the last trap for retail investors.

Don't ask 'Will it drop more after falling so much?'

The moment you ask is the emotion that the dealer wants.

Third point: High volume at the top doesn't necessarily mean death, lack of volume is the most fatal

If you can still increase volume at a high position, the market often has one more surge;

But when the volume shrinks and stagnates at a high point, that is a signal that a crash could happen at any time.

Fourth point: Don't get excited about high volume at the bottom, look for 'sustained volume'

A single massive volume is often a trap.

The real bottom is:

Low volume sideways → Continuous days of increasing volume → Recovery of sentiment

This rhythm is the logic of the main force's position building.

Fifth point: Trading cryptocurrencies is not about candlesticks, but about emotion

Trading volume is a mirror of consensus, candlesticks are just the surface.

If you want to see the trend, look at the volume;

If you want to judge the authenticity of a breakout, also look at the volume.

Weak volume means everything is a false move.

Sixth point: Achieving 'nothing' is the true entry

No obsession: only then can you dare to be in cash;

No greed: don't chase highs;

No fear: dare to act.

This is not a Zen attitude; this is the toughest psychological quality of top traders.

The market is always there; the difficulty lies in maintaining steady hands, a calm mind, and a smooth rhythm.

Price fluctuations do not determine your future; being able to see the situation clearly, with someone guiding you, means you won't keep falling into pitfalls.

The abyss is right beneath your feet, and I only light one lamp -

Whether you have the courage to step ashore depends on your own choice.