2025-12-19 14:21:00

Meet an investor who has been navigating the crypto world for 12 years, witnessing him grow from a 60,000 yuan principal to a 40 million yuan fortune. The most impressive thing is that his enormous wealth hasn't changed his lifestyle—living in an ordinary community, riding an electric bike, and bargaining at the vegetable market for a few yuan.

Such achievements are not based on insider information or luck. His success today is entirely due to a few strict trading rules he has adhered to over the years. I’ve compiled these and want to share them with everyone:

**Rapid Rise, Slow Fall, Hidden Accumulation** After a major rally, the main force doesn’t rush to sell off but gradually pulls back to accumulate. This pattern can easily shake out retail investors, but if you understand it’s a process of concentration of chips, you won’t be scared by small fluctuations.

**Sudden Drop, Stagnant Rise, Is Distribution** If there's a sharp decline followed by a weak rebound, it’s likely the main force is quietly exiting. At this point, don’t try to catch the bottom; what looks like a cheap price could very well be a trap set by others.

**High Volume Doesn’t Always Mean Top** Volume spikes at the top are often just chip turnover. The real danger signals are declining volume on down moves—that’s when you need to be alert.

**More Volume at the Bottom Means Stability** A single surge in volume might be a trap to lure buyers, but repeated volume increases indicate the main force is truly building positions, and market consensus is forming.

**Emotion Is More Important Than Indicators** Don’t obsess over complex technical indicators. The market is fundamentally driven by human nature; volume is the most genuine barometer of market sentiment.

**"Wu" (Nothing) Is a Mindset** No obsession, greed, or fear. Those who can hold cash and wait for the right opportunity deserve the big market moves.

The biggest opponent in the crypto world is never the market maker or the market itself, but the greed and restlessness inside oneself. The market is always there; the key is who can stay steady, control, and hold. Most people don’t lack effort—they lack clear guidance. Opportunities don’t wait; with the right mindset, you can break free from confusion.

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GateUser-9ad11037

· 12-21 23:09

The details of bargaining at the vegetable market are truly amazing. After 12 years of accumulation, it still holds on to its original intention; this is what you call living long enough to see it all. However, to be honest, most people will still lose after watching this trap theory because execution is the biggest gap.

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BrokeBeans

· 12-19 14:23

Really, 12 years from 60,000 to 40 million, how much patience does that require? Just watching the ups and downs makes my hands itch, let alone staying out of the market and waiting for opportunities. This set of theories sounds incredibly clear, but honestly, who can stick to them when faced with the actual market? Are cheap prices really traps? Sometimes, I can't tell the difference. I really respect the part about bargaining while riding an electric bike; it shows that making money isn't just for wasting. The key is still mindset. That's what I currently lack.

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