Post-90s, I’ve been in the crypto space for 8 years, turning 10,000 USDT into 1 million, relying solely on this "simple method".
Not through insider information.
Not through all-in bets.
Definitely not through luck.
When I first entered the space, I also fantasized about making a tenfold return on a coin.
What happened? A sudden surge, and I lost everything.
In the end, what truly turned my fortunes around was a very simple method — rolling warehouse strategy.
Little by little, I grew from 10,000 USDT to over 1 million.
This is not a story; it's my personal experience.
Looking back over the years, I've summarized 6 iron rules.
These are not just theoretical; they are lessons learned from pitfalls.
1. Quick rises and slow falls, don’t rush to run away.
When you see a coin rising, do you panic and take profits? That's often a mistake.
Market makers love this rhythm: slow rise + consolidation + baiting shorts.
If you really need to run, it's that kind of “once it pulls, it crashes,” pure baiting longs.
2. Quick falls and slow rises; it’s not picking up a bargain; it’s catching a knife.
This sequence: crash → sideways → baiting bottom → secondary crash.
After 8 years, there are still people who believe in “catching the bottom halfway up.”
3. High volume at the top doesn’t necessarily mean a crash; low volume is the real danger.
If it can still have high volume at a high position, it shows there’s market interest and trading.
What’s truly terrifying is: after a spike, no one follows, and the volume suddenly drops.
That’s not a peak; it’s a trap.
4. A big bullish candle at the bottom? Be careful!
After a sharp drop, if suddenly a bullish candle appears with high volume, 90% of the time it’s a trap.
The real bottom should be after low volume consolidation, gradually building up volume.
Time and volume are not deceived.
5. Looking at candlesticks is not as good as looking at emotions; looking at price is not as good as looking at trading volume.
Candlesticks are the result; emotions are the cause.
Prices can be misleading, but volume cannot.
Following emotions is far more reliable than “drawing lines to see patterns.”
6. True veterans have a very “neutral” mindset.
Not obsessed, not greedy, not gambling.
Not chasing highs, can hold cash, dare to take profits.
It’s not being zen; it’s self-preservation, it’s respecting the market.
To be honest, this simple method isn’t flashy and doesn’t show off skills.
But it’s usable, replicable, and can help you survive.
If you can understand one rule, you might save yourself 100,000; if you truly implement three, you’re already ahead of most.
Now the market is rising again,
Some are still chasing highs and cutting losses, while others are quietly rolling their warehouses and have tripled.
If you want to profit from this wave, relying on luck is less effective than relying on rhythm, and relying on fantasy is less effective than relying on execution.
Turning 10,000 USDT into 1 million is not a myth, but it surely relies on method.
What you lack is not effort, nor opportunity, but a person who can help you achieve stable profits in this market.
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