I've seen many legends in the crypto circle, but the one I truly admire is a 35-year-old female investor from Northeast China.

After joining the community at the beginning of 2024, she rarely spoke. Then one day, a profit screenshot blew up the group: starting capital of 100,000 USDT, rolling up to 38 million in 9 years.

Digging deeper, I found that since she entered the market in 2015, she has never touched leveraged contracts, never chased trendy altcoins, and never believed so-called insider tips.

When pressed for her methodology, she shared six “down-to-earth mantras.” They may sound simple, but each is the result of painful lessons learned from countless hours watching the market:

**Rule 1: Fast rise, slow fall = funds are accumulating**
After a big green candle, if the price consolidates sideways with shrinking volume but doesn’t crash—this means the main players are quietly building positions. Don’t rush to cash out; wait for the chance to ride the wave.

**Rule 2: Sharp drop, weak rebound = exit immediately**
After a big red candle, if the rebound is weak and can’t even reclaim the 20-day moving average, cut your losses within three days. Don’t be the bag holder when others are escaping.

**Rule 3: Massive volume isn’t always the top; shrinking volume is more dangerous**
When there’s huge volume at the top, retail investors call a peak, but main players often keep pushing higher. The real top is when volume quietly shrinks and price stagnates—exit in batches at this stage.

**Rule 4: The bottom needs to be confirmed three times**
The first rebound is usually a bull trap, the second is a test, and only after the third time, with three consecutive weeks of increased volume, stable prices, and a breakout above key resistance, can it be considered a true bottom.

**Rule 5: Chart patterns show sentiment, volume shows pulse**
Declining price on shrinking volume = heart failure; heavy dumping on high volume = cardiac arrest and emergency rescue; moderate volume increase = gradual recovery. Use the 60-day average volume as a blood pressure monitor—if it breaks below, operate cautiously.

**Rule 6: The highest level is “emptiness”**
Holding no positions without anxiety, not envious when others get rich overnight. She takes walks and collects rent every day, withdraws only 20% of profits each month for wealth management, and her trading frequency? Two or three times a month at most.

When newcomers asked about her win rate, she replied: “I don’t look at win rate, just whether the rent is in my account.”

Opportunities come every year; those desperate for quick money lose daily. Slow is fast, and only with emptiness can you be fulfilled.

Don’t jump the gun, don’t act impulsively—let profits knock on your door monthly rather than take a dive daily. The ones who survive and profit in the end are always those who know how to wait.

Are you ready to be that person?