#数字资产市场动态 In 2017, I entered the crypto world with 2000 yuan, and now my account has grown to 36 million.

These eight years haven't been easy—I've experienced liquidations, retracements, sleepless nights filled with anxiety. I've stepped into every trap and paid a lot of tuition fees. Gradually, I have summarized six ironclad trading rules. Understanding each one helps me lose about ten thousand yuan less, and mastering more than three allows me to avoid ninety percent of the pitfalls.

**Rapid rise and slow fall, don't rush to run**
This is usually not a top signal but a sign that the market maker is accumulating positions. What you should really be cautious of is the quick sell-off after a volume surge—that's the beginning of the harvest.

**Fakeouts after a crash are the most deceptive**
Weak rebounds are often just a prelude to distribution. Don't be fooled by the illusion of "it won't fall further"; the market relies on this kind of lucky psychology.

**High volume at a high level isn't necessarily bad; in fact, low volume can be deadly**
Trading volume indicates that bulls and bears are still fighting, and there are still buyers. No volume means the main players have already withdrawn, leaving only a dead chessboard.

**Don't be impulsive at the bottom even with volume; look for sustainability**
A single day's huge volume can't change the situation. Continuous volume, especially after consolidation and sudden expansion, is a true signal of accumulation.

**Candlestick patterns are just appearances; trading volume is the core**
Price fluctuations only reflect market sentiment. Only by understanding the changes in volume behind them can you truly see through the market.

**The highest realm is "nothing"**
Without attachments, you can hold a position in cash and wait. Without greed, you're willing to take profits in time. Without fear, you have the courage to enter at critical moments. Compared to understanding the trend, controlling your emotions is much more difficult.

From blindly following the crowd to now responding calmly, it took 2920 days to arrive at a simple conclusion: the real winners are often not the smartest, but those who can endure the longest and have the most patience.

Opportunities are not lacking; what’s missing is a clear direction and the right method.