Ten years ago, I worked in an electronics factory in Xiamen, Fujian, living in a dormitory with 6 bunk beds, earning a monthly salary of 1500 yuan, calculating my meal expenses every day— I could only afford a 4 yuan boxed meal with an egg, and it took me three years to save up 60,000 yuan in principal;

Now I hold the keys to two apartments in Xiamen, with 20 million in my account, and I no longer have to worry about rent. $BTC

This gap is not due to luck; it is a result of some solid rules after stumbling five times.

The first mistake was "selling in a hurry."

When I first entered the market, I bought SOL, and after it rose 30%, it slowly dropped. I was afraid of losing everything, so I sold quickly, only for it to later rise by 50%.

I later understood: a rapid rise followed by a slow drop is the dealer "washing out"; there’s no need to panic. However, last time, after SOL surged 30% in one day and then suddenly crashed, I decisively sold, avoiding a 50% major drop.

The second mistake was stepping into the pit of "high position without volume."

In the early days, ETH was fluctuating at a high position, and trading volume suddenly decreased. I didn’t take it seriously, and a week later it was directly halved, losing 50,000.

From then on, I remembered: high position with trading volume means there are still people competing; if there’s no volume like stagnant water, it means money has run away, so I must withdraw quickly.

The third mistake was "finding the wrong bottom."

After BNB dropped 25%, it rebounded 10%. I thought it was the bottom and went in heavily, only to be stuck for a year.

I later understood: a rapid drop followed by a rebound is "luring people"; the real bottom needs to wait for a period of low volume consolidation, then slowly increasing volume with consecutive four days of closing in the red—this signal appeared after Bitcoin was flat for two months, and I earned three times my investment in a year.

Now, I only recognize two things: trading volume and "not being overly serious." K-lines can deceive, but trading volume is real, showing where the money is going; I no longer greedily chase highs or fear bottoming out, never fully invested or empty, keeping money to wait for confirmed opportunities.

Actually, making steady money in the crypto world is not difficult; don’t think about getting rich overnight. Remember the pitfalls you've encountered and just follow the real signals.

If you always panic in the ups and downs, it's better to remember these few points first, move slowly, and it’s much more reliable than rushing in.

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