#数字资产市场动态 Why is contract trading so attractive? To put it simply, everyone has dreamed of turning things around overnight.

In 2017, I started with 10,000 yuan. Honestly, now my account holds 36 million. But this isn’t due to insider information, nor do I sit in live streams listening to calls every day. It’s a bit embarrassing to say, but I used the simplest, most straightforward approach—living through time and discipline to get here.

I’ve been liquidated, forced to unwind positions, and woken up in the middle of the night sweating more times than I can count. The more pitfalls I’ve stepped into, the more I’ve paid in tuition, the clearer I’ve seen the true face of the market. Over the years, I’ve summarized a few bottom lines: understanding each one can save you from unnecessary losses; mastering more than three can help you avoid most of the market traps.

**Rapid Rise, Slow Fall—Don’t Rush to Flee**
This kind of movement is often not a top signal; it’s usually the market maker quietly accumulating. The real warning signs are the opposite—sharp surges with suddenly increased volume, followed by a sudden dump. That’s the signal that the harvest is beginning. Just look at the historical trends of coins like $ZEC to understand.

**Rapid Drop, Slow Rise—Be Cautious When Bottom-Fishing**
The small rebound after a flash crash is 90% a smokescreen before the main players unload. Many people are fooled by the illusion of “it’s not falling anymore,” but in reality, the market’s most ruthless tactic is to target this kind of lucky psychology.

**High Volume at a High Price Isn’t Always Bad; No Volume Is More Dangerous**
Trading volume indicates there are still players betting and stories continuing; if there’s no volume, it’s basically the main players finishing their wash and leaving, leaving behind only scattered remnants.

**Volume at the Bottom Doesn’t Need to Be Rushed; Can It Continue?**
A single day’s huge volume might be a trick, not a true signal of initiation. The real reliable sign is a steady, unhurried increase in volume, especially after a long consolidation, when suddenly the volume spikes—that’s when the main players are truly starting to build positions.

**Candlesticks Are Just the Surface; Trading Volume Is the Backbone**
The rise and fall of coin prices ultimately mirror market sentiment. Learning to read the logic behind volume is the real key to understanding the market.

**The Most Important Lesson Is Learning to 'Let Go of Yourself'**
Without obsession, you can stay calm; when it’s time to exit, just do it—sometimes for months. Without greed, you know when to take profits; without fear, you dare to act decisively at the right moment. Honestly, controlling your emotions is much harder than understanding a market trend.

This is my experience from years of ups and downs. Real trading, no gimmicks. If you want to avoid detours and make steady money in the crypto world, it’s better to find the right approach and follow the right rhythm than to guess blindly.