Back then, my business collapsed and creditors blocked my door every day.
Today, 260,000 arrived in my account. I stared at the number in a daze for a while. The hustle and bustle outside the window suddenly felt distant.
Sailing a boat alone through rapids—even if the small boat is heavy, at least the paddle is still in my hands.
I've been in crypto for 8 years now. At first, I only had 50,000 USDT borrowed as initial capital. Now, my account balance is over 50 million.
There's no secret. I didn't catch any mythical bull market, either. I just kept repeating a set of "so dumb it's genius" methods, like a machine.
This path is really hard. I've been liquidated, cut losses, and doubted my life in the middle of the night. It took me a full eight years to slowly figure out some tricks.
For more than 3,000 days and nights, I've done only one thing: treat trading like playing an RPG game, clearing one level after another.
Today, I'm writing down the 6 iron rules I've summed up:
**Rule 1: Volume Determines Direction** If it rises quickly but falls slowly, it's usually the major players accumulating. If there's a sudden big red candle after a sharp spike, that's the real harvesting blade.
**Rule 2: Flash Crashes Are Knife Edges** When prices fall hard but rise sluggishly, it's very likely distribution is happening. Don't see the rebound after a flash crash as an opportunity—that's a trap.
**Rule 3: Low Volume at Highs Is Most Dangerous** A spike in volume at the top doesn't always mean an immediate collapse, but prolonged low volume sideways movement at the top—that's the calm before the storm.
**Rule 4: Bottoms Need Repeated Confirmation** A single volume spike at the bottom doesn't count. After consecutive low-volume consolidation, only when there's another surge in volume is it truly a signal to build a position.
**Rule 5: Candlesticks Are Results, Volume Is Language** Market sentiment is all written in trading volume. Low volume means a cold market; high volume means money is flooding in. Understanding volume means understanding the market's heartbeat.
**Rule 6: The Ultimate Mindset Is "Nothingness"** Dare to stay in cash, don't get obsessed. Don't be greedy, don't chase highs. Don't be fearful, dare to buy the dip.
This isn't passive indifference—it's a top-tier mindset.
Opportunities are never lacking in crypto. What's lacking is mindset and discipline. Most people don't lose because of slow speed, but because they stumble blindly in the dark.
I've fallen into too many pits, so I want to stand here holding a light.
A new trend is brewing. Stop fumbling in the dark alone.
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OnChainSleuth
· 16h ago
From 50,000 to 50 million in 8 years, this life turnaround is incredible. Trading volume really is a magic mirror that reveals everything.
That's right, most people just don't have the right mindset; greed really does kill.
I've experienced the signal of low volume at the top firsthand; it's always the calm before the crash.
I still need to work on having a "no ego" mindset—I just can't control my hands.
Volume is the heartbeat of the market; I need to keep this in mind.
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HypotheticalLiquidator
· 16h ago
High-level volume contraction + long-term sideways movement is indeed a warning signal, but here’s the question—how many cycles count as “long-term”? Many people get tripped up by this vague definition. Over 50 million sounds impressive, but what’s the leverage multiple? How far is the liquidation price from the current price? These are the real health factors that determine survival.
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AirdropHunterWang
· 16h ago
From 50,000 to 50 million in 8 years, that's some serious leverage.
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You're right about the volume part, but do you dare to talk about how you got through the most desperate times?
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Mindset is truly everything—easier said than done. When a real liquidation happens, who can really stay calm?
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I've learned my lesson about flash crashes—it's like walking on a knife's edge. I've fallen for it twice.
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I need to try this method of repeatedly confirming the bottom. Before, I always bought in halfway up.
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Only top players can truly stay in cash; most people just can't sit still.
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Borrowing 50,000 to reach this number, that kind of psychological strength takes at least ten years to develop.
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SadMoneyMeow
· 16h ago
From 50,000 to 50 million in 8 years, that number looks a bit unbelievable, doesn’t it?
To be honest, I’ve heard this theory countless times—volume, candlesticks, mentality... but how many people can actually execute it?
Accumulation, distribution, traps—I can say those words too, but after being in the crypto space for so long, you should know the market is always playing tricks; once a pattern works twice, it gets changed.
As for confirming the bottom, I’ve never gotten it right. Every time I think it’s solid, it keeps dropping.
Back then, my business collapsed and creditors blocked my door every day.
Today, 260,000 arrived in my account. I stared at the number in a daze for a while. The hustle and bustle outside the window suddenly felt distant.
Sailing a boat alone through rapids—even if the small boat is heavy, at least the paddle is still in my hands.
I've been in crypto for 8 years now. At first, I only had 50,000 USDT borrowed as initial capital. Now, my account balance is over 50 million.
There's no secret. I didn't catch any mythical bull market, either. I just kept repeating a set of "so dumb it's genius" methods, like a machine.
This path is really hard. I've been liquidated, cut losses, and doubted my life in the middle of the night. It took me a full eight years to slowly figure out some tricks.
For more than 3,000 days and nights, I've done only one thing: treat trading like playing an RPG game, clearing one level after another.
Today, I'm writing down the 6 iron rules I've summed up:
**Rule 1: Volume Determines Direction**
If it rises quickly but falls slowly, it's usually the major players accumulating. If there's a sudden big red candle after a sharp spike, that's the real harvesting blade.
**Rule 2: Flash Crashes Are Knife Edges**
When prices fall hard but rise sluggishly, it's very likely distribution is happening. Don't see the rebound after a flash crash as an opportunity—that's a trap.
**Rule 3: Low Volume at Highs Is Most Dangerous**
A spike in volume at the top doesn't always mean an immediate collapse, but prolonged low volume sideways movement at the top—that's the calm before the storm.
**Rule 4: Bottoms Need Repeated Confirmation**
A single volume spike at the bottom doesn't count. After consecutive low-volume consolidation, only when there's another surge in volume is it truly a signal to build a position.
**Rule 5: Candlesticks Are Results, Volume Is Language**
Market sentiment is all written in trading volume. Low volume means a cold market; high volume means money is flooding in. Understanding volume means understanding the market's heartbeat.
**Rule 6: The Ultimate Mindset Is "Nothingness"**
Dare to stay in cash, don't get obsessed.
Don't be greedy, don't chase highs.
Don't be fearful, dare to buy the dip.
This isn't passive indifference—it's a top-tier mindset.
Opportunities are never lacking in crypto. What's lacking is mindset and discipline. Most people don't lose because of slow speed, but because they stumble blindly in the dark.
I've fallen into too many pits, so I want to stand here holding a light.
A new trend is brewing. Stop fumbling in the dark alone.