#数字资产市场动态 How much USDT do you need to save up to comfortably say "Long time no see"?

Guowei entered the crypto scene three years ago. From having assets since childhood to becoming in debt, even his girlfriend left him. By chance, we met, and he took out his remaining 5,000 USDT, with a look full of helplessness: "This is all I have left, can you help?"

I didn't refuse. Over three years, without any insider information and missing out on crazy bull markets, I relied on a "simple method"—repeatedly using, continuously applying, and paying attention to details—to turn his 5,000 USDT into 150,000 USDT.

In over 1,000 days and nights, we did only one thing: treat trading as a technical skill to practice. No rush, no impatience, honing skills, and strengthening mindset.

Today, I share 6 key lessons summarized from real trading experiences. Mastering one can help you avoid losses of tens of thousands; applying three can make your stability outperform 90% of retail traders.

**First Trick: Rapid Rise, Slow Fall, the Market Maker Quietly Accumulates**

A strong surge followed by a slow decline is a sign of a shakeout—don't rush to cut losses. Conversely, if there's a sudden surge with high volume, then a "snap" waterfall decline, that's a trap set by the market maker to absorb orders.

**Second Trick: Quick Drop, Slow Rise, the Market Maker Secretly Offloads**

After a flash crash, a gradual rebound may look like a bargain, but it could be the last blow. Don't be fooled by the thought "it's already fallen so much, what more can it fall?" That's the fastest way to get caught.

**Third Trick: High Volume at the Top Doesn't Mean It's Over; No Volume Is Truly Dangerous**

High trading volume at a high level isn't unusual; a quick push-up can happen. But if volume suddenly dries up at a high point, that's the calm before the storm—a sign that a sharp decline is coming.

**Fourth Trick: Don't Rush In During a Volume Spike at the Bottom; Continuous Volume Growth Is the Real Opportunity**

A single volume spike might just be bait. First, experience some volatility, then see sustained high volume over several days—that's when the market maker is truly building a position.

**Fifth Trick: Crypto Trading Is About Human Nature; Emotions Are Written in the Volume of the Candlesticks**

Candlestick charts are just appearances; trading volume is the real thermometer of market sentiment. Shrinking volume indicates no one is playing; sudden volume explosion means funds are truly flowing in. Understanding this reveals what the market is thinking.

**Sixth Trick: "Having No Expectations" Is True Skill**

No obsession, clear out when needed, decisively buy the dip when appropriate, no greed, no panic. This isn't about being Zen and doing nothing, but about mastering your mindset.

Opportunities in the crypto market never lack; what’s missing are those who can control their fingers and see the big picture clearly.

Sharing these not to boast, but to explain the real strategies to survive in the crypto world. Friends who want to turn things around, let's do it together.