#数字资产市场动态 Seven years of ups and downs in the crypto world, from 6,500 to 400,000 USD, without insider info, without riding the crazy bull market, all based on a set of repeatable and effective methodologies—treat trading as a cultivation, stay patient and calm, and hone this skill through over 2,500 days and nights.



Today, I share 6 solid trading insights, each earned through painful lessons. Understanding just one can save you tens of thousands in losses; mastering three can help you steadily outperform most retail investors.

**Rapid Rise and Slow Fall = Accumulating Slowly**
That kind of rapid surge followed by a slow decline? Mostly a shakeout. Don’t rush to cut your losses. The true top looks like a sudden surge with high volume, then a "bang" as it crashes down like a waterfall, leaving no chance for new buyers.

**Fast Drop and Slow Rise = Quietly Offloading**
After a flash crash, the rebound is slow. Many think they’re catching a bargain—wrong. That’s often the final blow. Don’t think "it’s fallen so much, what else can happen?"—that mindset is deadly.

**High Volume at Top Doesn’t Mean End**
High volume at a high level might still push higher; perhaps a breakout is coming. But if volume suddenly drops and there’s no trading activity at the top, that’s a sign of an imminent crash.

**Don’t Rush to Enter at the Bottom**
A spike in volume might just be a bait. The real accumulation opportunity is when the price consolidates, shaking out retail investors, followed by several days of sustained volume—only then is the volume reliable.

**Market Sentiment Hidden in Volume**
Candlestick charts show the past, but volume reveals real-time sentiment. When volume dries up, it means no one is playing anymore; a sudden surge in volume indicates genuine capital entering the market.

**"Nothing" Is the Ultimate Skill**
Don’t cling to positions unnecessarily; exit when needed, avoid greed and panic. It’s not about lying flat, but about refining your trading mindset to perfection. Opportunities in crypto are endless; what’s missing are those who can control themselves and see through the situation.

Don’t blindly follow the herd or repeatedly suffer losses. In this market, only those who can hold their ground and read the rhythm can profit steadily.
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EthSandwichHerovip
· 5h ago
There's nothing wrong with that; the people who have truly made money over the past seven years are those who can control their hands. That said, why does it seem like so many people just can't listen? They have to lose their accounts into the negative before they understand this principle. The volume aspect is indeed absolute; candlestick charts can't deceive volume, and every time I look at the volume, I can feel the temperature of the funds in advance. Having an empty position is much more comfortable than holding a bad one. There are opportunities in the crypto world every day—why insist on lying there waiting to die?
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HalfIsEmptyvip
· 5h ago
The logic is clear, but how many can truly achieve "nothing"? Most are still following the trend and cutting losses. --- From 6,500 to 400,000, this number looks impressive, but the problem is—how do you prove this isn't just hindsight? --- The set of trading volume is indeed useful, but don't overtrust it. The main players can fake volume in minutes. --- Fast decline and slow rise really hit home; when you're trapped, it's easiest to self-hypnotize with "it's cheap now." --- Holding no position is also a position; this is true, but 99% of people can't do it. --- Rapid rise and slow fall = slow accumulation; this perspective is okay, but who can really see the bottom? --- "No obsession" sounds Zen, but in practice, it means watching the limit-up without moving—what kind of strong mentality does that require? --- After over 2,500 nights of grinding, honestly, it's more reliable than those bragging about overnight riches stories. --- Exhausted volume = no one is playing anymore; I agree with this logic, but isn't that also the trend during institutional shakeouts? --- The worst thing isn't missing out; it's knowing it's a bait but jumping in anyway.
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BlockchainArchaeologistvip
· 5h ago
What you said is absolutely right, but it's just hard to execute, bro.
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Hash_Banditvip
· 5h ago
volume's the real tell, not the wicks... seen too many miners get liquidated chasing the fake bounces. that "just hold through the dip" mentality gets people rekt. the quiet tops hit different tbh
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ChainChefvip
· 5h ago
ok so the volume recipe is real... watched this exact "flash crash then slow climb" pattern play out last week and every retail account around me got liquidated, ngl. that "最后一刀" line hit different bc i literally saw the knife coming this time lol
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GasGrillMastervip
· 5h ago
Sounds good, but how many people can truly achieve "nothing"? I'm the kind of person who can't control myself once the trading volume picks up...
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