I make 350,000 yuan profit in a day

While staring at the account numbers in a daze, I suddenly realized one thing:
When the money is in hand, the world no longer feels mysterious.
I am 38 years old, from Fujian, and have been trading in Hangzhou for many years.
Having been in the crypto world for 8 years, I have seen too much bloodshed and chaos.
In 4 years, I turned 50,000 U into 5 million U.
Not through insider information, not through luck, but through a set of "extremely simple" methods.
During these eight years, I have focused on one thing:
Treat the market as a level-up game.
Liquidation, stop-loss, getting back up again, cycling repeatedly.
Many people ask me: "How did you do it?"
Today, I will not hide it and will directly share my 6 iron rules.
🔑 Iron Rule 1: Volume reveals people's intentions. Rapid rise and slow decline are often driven by major players accumulating positions; small pullbacks after rapid increases are normal, and the true top will inevitably be accompanied by signals of high volume selling.
🔑 Iron Rule 2: Flash crashes are never the end. A quick drop followed by a slow rebound is essentially the main players offloading. Don't hold the illusion that "it won't fall further after enough decline," as the decline often isn't over yet.
🔑 Iron Rule 3: No volume at high levels is the most deadly. High volume at high levels doesn't necessarily mean the end of the trend, but sideways movement and dead silence in trading at high levels are signs that a collapse is imminent.
🔑 Iron Rule 4: Patience is needed at the bottom. A single surge in volume may be a false signal of manipulation; only after continuous shrinking volume followed by another surge is a true sign of accumulation.
🔑 Iron Rule 5: Volume is the thermometer of the market. Candlestick charts are just the results; market sentiment is fully reflected in trading volume: shrinking volume indicates market silence, while exploding volume means funds are pouring in crazily.
🔑 Iron Rule 6: The highest realm of trading is "nothing." No obsession, dare to decisively hold cash; no greed, avoid blindly chasing highs; no fear, dare to rationally buy low. This is not Buddhist detachment, but the fundamental mindset of top traders.