Can you believe it? In the cryptocurrency world, there are gamblers chasing rises and falls everywhere, while my 35-year-old sister from Northeast China has lived as a true "sweeping monk".

I only learned about her when friends casually mentioned her; she has been in the cryptocurrency world for nine years, avoiding contracts, not chasing news, and not playing with "shit coins". With a seemingly "foolish" method, she turned an initial investment of 100,000 into over 38 million.

She lives a grounded life, owning five properties: one for herself, one for her parents' retirement, and three for rental, ensuring a stable cash flow each month, completely free from anxiety about the ups and downs of the cryptocurrency market.

On this path, she didn't rely on insider information, nor on luck, but on six simple yet effective principles. Ordinary people can learn these to avoid many detours:

Rapid rises and slow declines are opportunities; don't panic during sharp corrections. If the price rises sharply but the subsequent correction is slow, it often means major players are accumulating; don’t exit too easily. However, be cautious of sharp drops with weak rebounds; a rapid price decline with a powerless rebound often signals capital withdrawal, so don't blindly try to catch the bottom.

A huge volume may not be a peak; a shrinking volume at the top is dangerous. High volume at a peak sometimes simply indicates a market initiation; what truly deserves caution is a contraction in volume during an uptrend—when no one is willing to take over, the market is often nearing its end.

Look for bottom signals multiple times; don’t trust a single volume bar easily. A rebound after a sharp drop often means "don’t go, fellow villager"; to truly find the bottom, continuous capital inflow is needed, and relying on a single volume bar is too risky.

The patterns reflect human psychology; volume is the emotional barometer. The K-line does not depict price, but the greed and fear of millions of people, and trading volume is always the truest language of the market.

Trading to the extreme means "non-action". Don't envy others' rapid gains, don’t fear market fluctuations, and don’t cling to your own judgments. The patience to maintain a cash position is what allows one to reap the rewards of a major upward trend.

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