#数字资产市场动态 38-year-old from Fujian, rooted in Hangzhou for eight years.

Eight years ago, I dared to enter the crypto world with just 3,500 yuan. At that time, I was a complete novice—every day watching candlestick charts felt like reading a foreign language, and losses became a routine. But through all the bumps and setbacks, my account assets finally surpassed 20 million.

Someone asked me what my secret was. Honestly, there’s nothing too complicated. I use a set of "simple yet most practical" methods. In the past six months, I’ve made over 1.5 million USD with them.

I’ve整理ed all the practical knowledge I’ve accumulated in the crypto space into 7 core experiences. Don’t think they’re all nonsense—understanding just one might save you tens of thousands of yuan; mastering three can already make you surpass most retail investors.

**First Pitfall: Only Look at Price, Not Volume**

The most common mistake beginners make is focusing solely on the price. When it rises, they’re ecstatic; when it falls, their mentality collapses. But do you know? Trading volume is the market’s pulse. Volume determines whether a trend is genuine or fake—this is the first threshold for entry.

**Second Trap: Bait and Switch**

After a price surge, it begins to slowly decline. Many panic—should I sell now? Not necessarily. This is often the market manipulators secretly accumulating positions, not a true top. Be especially cautious when volume suddenly spikes along with a large bearish candle—that’s called "bait and switch." Many people rush to exit at this point, only to get caught.

**Third Illusion: Bottom Rebound Means Reversal**

After a flash crash, the price slowly climbs back, seeming like a rebirth. But beware—this could very well be the final stage of the main players unloading. The market’s harshest punishment is reserved for those who believe they’ve "fallen and can’t get up."

**Fourth Iron Rule: Shrinking Volume Is More Dangerous Than Expanding Volume**

Many think that increasing volume signals a top. Wrong. Sometimes, shrinking volume is the real danger signal. During an uptrend, sufficient volume indicates market heat; but if trading suddenly dries up, it’s often the night before a sharp decline.

**Fifth: Explosive Rebounds Require Patience**

When the price hits the bottom and volume suddenly spikes, is it time to buy? Not so fast. A single day of high volume doesn’t necessarily mean the bottom. A true reversal depends on sustained consolidation—that’s the key to judging the trend.

**Sixth: Volume Reflects Human Nature**

At the end of the day, what are we trading? Not just candlesticks, but human psychology. Volume reflects market consensus; price is just an emotional expression. Those who can read volume well can accurately grasp the market’s rhythm.

**Seventh: The Most Difficult Lesson—The State of Wu Wei (Non-Action)**

This is the hardest to understand after 8 years. The highest trading境界 is actually "Wu"—no greed, no fear, no rush. When it’s time to hold, be patient and wait; when it’s time to act, make decisive decisions. Most failures happen here.

This set of methods sounds simple, but very few can truly execute them. I hope these experiences help you avoid detours and find your own rhythm in the crypto market.