#ETH巨鲸扩大持仓 has climbed from a few k to where it is now, relying not on any insider information or sheer luck, but on persistently sticking to these few market rules to survive until today.

Fast rise, slow correction? Don't panic, this is the main force accumulating chips. After they pull up the market, they won't immediately crash it, but will instead use a gradual decline to wear down retail investors' patience while collecting the chips being thrown out. If you get scared away by a small correction at this time, congratulations, you've successfully joined the retail investors' trap.

Is the rebound weak after a flash crash? That's the main force unloading. After a sudden plummet, if it can't bounce back up, this kind of trend is most likely big funds quietly retreating. You think you've caught the bottom, but in fact, you've picked up a hot potato that someone else has thrown away.

A high trading volume at a peak does not necessarily indicate a top; a decline on low volume is what is truly dangerous. A peak with high volume is mostly a sign of a change in hands, while the real danger lies in a decline on low volume—when there is little trading activity but the price continues to drop, it indicates that market consensus has collapsed.

Don't get too excited about a single volume spike at the bottom; it takes several consecutive spikes to count. A single spike might be a trap to entice buyers, while repeated spikes prove that the main players are truly entering the market and that market sentiment is gradually warming up.

Those complex indicators? Useless. The market is ultimately a game of human nature, and the changes in volume are the truest barometer of sentiment, more reliable than any technical indicator.

And one more thing - learn to "stay still". Don't fixate on a certain coin, don't chase after price increases or panic sell, and don't fear missing out. Only those who can endure holding cash and waiting are qualified to seize the real market opportunities. Those who recklessly go all in every day will eventually be educated by the market.

The biggest opponent in the crypto world is not the manipulators, not the market, but your own greed and impulsiveness. Opportunities are always there, but very few can maintain their composure, control their hands, and protect their positions.

Most people are stuck in the dead cycle of chasing highs and selling lows, it's not that they don't work hard, but that they haven't grasped the underlying logic of the market. $BTC