#数字资产市场动态 From 6,000 yuan principal to 900,000 U, in my 8-year trading career I haven't caught any major market moves by luck, nor do I have insider information—it's all about repeatedly validating a set of rigid methods.



Over 2,920 days, I’ve been revolving around one idea: treat every trade as leveling up and fighting monsters. Don’t rush, don’t be impatient, take your time to refine your skills.

Today I want to share 6 very practical observations, each learned from the back-and-forth struggles of losing and making money. Understanding one point can save you tens of thousands of yuan in unnecessary expenses, and mastering three can help you leave most retail traders behind.

**Rapid Rise, Slow Fall — This is Accumulation**
When the price suddenly surges and then slowly drifts down, it’s usually a shakeout. Don’t rush to cut your position. What does a real top look like? A huge volume spike pushing to a new high, then a sudden waterfall drop, trapping the last buyers.

**Fast Drop, Slow Rise — This is Distribution**
After a flash crash, a slow rebound begins. Don’t be fooled into thinking you’ve caught a bargain. It’s very likely the final blow. Many people fall into the trap of thinking, “It’s dropped so much, it can’t go lower,” which is where most retail investors get wrecked.

**High Volume at High Price ≠ Over — No Volume is Dangerous**
High volume at a high level indicates there’s still strength to push higher. But if the trading suddenly quiets down at a high level, with volume shrinking significantly, that’s a real warning sign of a collapse.

**Low Volume Doesn’t Mean Over — Continuous Volume Is the True Opportunity**
Occasional high volume for a day or two at the bottom might just be bait. You need to see sustained volume over several days of consolidation to confirm real institutional accumulation.

**Trading Volume Is the Market’s True Heartbeat**
Candlestick charts only record past data; volume reflects current market sentiment. When volume drops, it means no one is playing anymore. A sudden spike in volume signals real money entering the market.

**The Highest Realm Is Doing Nothing**
Only those without obsession can truly make money. When it’s time to hold cash, hold cash; when it’s time to buy the dip, do so precisely. Keep your rhythm steady, your mindset unshaken. This isn’t lazily doing nothing; it’s mastering top-tier trading psychology.

The crypto world is never short of opportunities; what’s lacking is the discipline and clarity to see the market clearly. Instead of saying you’re slow, it’s more accurate to say you’re blindly bumping around in the dark, unable to find your way.
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DancingCandlesvip
· 10h ago
6000 to 900,000, this guy really makes a living off trading volume, impressive A continuous increase in volume is the real opportunity, I agree with this, too many fake bottom signals That's right, the final blow often comes during a rebound, I've been fooled several times The volume heartbeat theory is interesting, but in actual trading, volume-price divergence still occurs frequently Only testing one method for 8 years, this mindset is indeed stronger than most people A decline with no volume is truly terrifying, I've seen countless times where high-volume drops happen suddenly Doing nothing and not taking action is the hardest part; knowing and doing are worlds apart
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SchrödingersNodevip
· 10h ago
Hey, you're all right, but no one can actually execute it. --- I have deep experience with the low-volume, no-movement phase, having been trapped countless times. --- The last sentence is brilliant. Most people are just blindly bumping around. --- Trusting only trading volume for 8 years is really hardcore. --- That pattern of falling fast and rising slowly, I keep getting fooled into it every time. --- Don't rush or get impatient—it's easier said than done. The hardest part is maintaining the right mindset. --- Shrinking volume is truly dangerous, I agree with that. --- From 6,000 to 900,000, removing survivor bias, what else is left? --- The highest level is doing nothing. In plain terms, it's about self-control. --- Trading volume is like a heartbeat—this analogy is brilliant.
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ruggedNotShruggedvip
· 10h ago
No problem with what you're saying, just afraid that knowing is one thing, but when it comes to the market, I start to get nervous again.
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DeFiCaffeinatorvip
· 10h ago
There's nothing wrong with that, but execution is the hardest part. I only understood this set of theories after going through it twice to survive.
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SeeYouInFourYearsvip
· 10h ago
Sounds good, but I just want to ask, is an annualized return of only 900,000 USDT over 8 years really that stable?
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