#数字货币市场洞察 In 2017, I entered the market with 2,000 yuan, and now my account balance has reached 36 million. In between, I’ve been liquidated, endured drawdowns, and spent countless sleepless nights staring at candlestick charts, so anxious that my hair was falling out in handfuls. But it’s exactly these lessons paid for with real money that allowed me to summarize six survival rules.

If I had understood any one of these earlier, I could have saved at least 100,000 in tuition fees. If you can truly grasp even three of them? You can avoid 90% of the rookie traps. $BNB

**First: If it rises aggressively but falls slowly, don’t rush to exit**
This kind of trend is usually not a top signal. The main players are quietly accumulating. What should you really be alert to? A surge in volume followed by an instant dump—that’s the real sign that harvesting has started.

**Second: If it dumps quickly but rises weakly, never catch a falling knife**
V-shaped reversals look tempting, but they’re usually just bait before the main exit. The thought “it can’t go any lower” is the most dangerous; the market specializes in punishing wishful thinking.

**Third: High volume at the top isn’t necessarily bad, but no volume is deadly**
Volume means positions are still changing hands, and bulls and bears are still battling. The scariest thing is high prices with no volume—the big players have already left, and what’s left is just air. $XRP

**Fourth: Don’t rush in on a single surge of volume at the bottom, watch for continuity**
A single day of huge volume doesn’t mean a breakout signal. It’s only when there’s sustained high volume over multiple days, especially after sideways consolidation, that it’s a true sign of accumulation.

**Fifth: The candlestick is just the surface; volume is the core**
Price is just a mirror of sentiment. To understand the real market, you must learn to read the story behind the volume.

**Sixth: The highest level is “emptiness”**
Without obsession, you can stay in cash and wait for the right chance; without greed, you can take profits and exit; without fear, you’ll have the courage to bet when it’s time to enter. Controlling your emotions is a hundred times harder than reading the trend. $AIA

Eight years, over 2,900 days and nights, from blindly stumbling around to calmly handling the market. I’ve traded those years for one answer: the people who actually make money in the market are never the smartest, but those who are the most patient and resilient.

What you lack isn’t opportunity, but direction.