#数字资产市场动态 After earning my first money in the crypto world, I started a spontaneous trip. No longer needing to compare prices when booking hotels, this sense of financial freedom is simply indescribable.

Many people around me are curious about my methods. As someone who has been through it, I want to honestly say: there are no shortcuts in the crypto world, no miracles of overnight wealth. Every bit of profit is the result of time and patience.

Over the years, I have lived by six principles, and I share them with you:

**① Sharp rises, gentle corrections = Quiet accumulation**
When the market rises rapidly but falls slowly? That’s a sign that large funds are quietly accumulating. Don’t be scared off by a few small bearish candles; the main players aim to shake out retail investors. Focus on the overall trend, don’t get caught up in the ups and downs of individual candles.

**② Sudden plunge with weak rebound = Be cautious when taking over positions**
A quick drop followed by a weak rebound? That usually indicates the main players are quietly exiting. Don’t try to bottom fish at this moment; you’re likely to get trapped in the middle of the move.

**③ High volume at a high level doesn’t necessarily mean a top**
Seeing high volume at a high point first triggers panic. But often, it’s just pre-breakout buildup. The real danger signal is decreasing volume at a high level—if no one is willing to buy, that’s the start of a cooling market.

**④ Volume at the bottom needs to be observed over multiple instances**
A single large transaction at the bottom might be a false signal. But if it happens repeatedly? That’s genuine consensus building, and the market’s stability is more solid.

**⑤ The core is actually sentiment; volume is the most honest indicator**
Don’t be fooled by flashy indicators. The market, at its core, is a game of human nature. Where the volume goes, the sentiment follows. Understanding volume is understanding most of the market’s truth.

**⑥ Cultivate the “shorting” mindset to go further**
To survive long-term in the $BTC market, you need to develop a mindset of “not greed, not fear.” Those who can patiently wait and stay on the sidelines are the ones who can seize real big opportunities.

Ultimately, the biggest enemy in trading isn’t news or policies, but the person in the mirror—their mindset.

One person’s strength is limited; a team can go much further. In the crypto market, if you’re still fighting alone without reliable information channels, it’s wise to find a trustworthy direction to follow and avoid many detours.