Achieving financial freedom at 30 relies on trading cryptocurrencies

But what truly allowed me to turn my life around are just 6 words—mindset determines fate.

I entered the market at 24,

with no background and no connections,

only a broken computer and a phone.

I grew my small investment of a few thousand dollars into an 8-digit sum.

Many outsiders think:

Trading cryptocurrencies means freedom, not holding inventory, and not networking, with money coming in quickly.

But only those who have truly done it understand—

This is a human battleground where wins and losses are determined by psychological resilience.

After 6 years of ups and downs, I distilled all my experiences into 6 laws.

Understanding them is more valuable than learning ten indicators.

【Six Laws of Survival in the Crypto World｜Core Principles Only】

① Rapid increases and slow decreases = someone is accumulating

When the market rises quickly but falls slowly?

It’s likely “quiet accumulation before a harvest”.

Don’t panic; the rhythm is more real than the price.

② Rapid decreases and slow increases = chips are fleeing

Weak rebounds after a crash?

This is a typical action of the main force offloading.

Don’t rush in to pick up “cheap chips”, that’s usually a trap.

③ Volume at the top = possible continuation; no volume at the top = time to exit

Volume indicates direction.

If there’s volume at the top, it can still surge;

If there’s reduced volume at the top, it’s the end.

④ A single large volume at the bottom doesn’t count as a bottom; multiple volumes signify a true bottom

One super large transaction volume doesn’t represent safety.

Continuous occurrence and multiple confirmations represent consensus forming.

⑤ Trading cryptocurrencies is about emotions, not flashy indicators

The market is made up of people.

Emotions determine direction,

And volume is the truest reflection of emotions.

**⑥ Those who can be “nothing” will win

No attachments. No greed. No panic.**

Those who can be in cash, can wait, and can resist impulsive actions,

Are the ones qualified to seize real major trends.

Ultimately:

The biggest opponent in crypto trading isn’t the market, but yourself.

U.S. stock data is noise, negative announcements are smoke, and the main force’s rise is just the surface.

What ultimately causes you to lose money is never the market—

But rather, it’s your decisions driven by emotions.

Learning to control yourself is worth more than learning any technical skill. #加密市场反弹 #美联储FOMC会议 #加密市场观察