#数字资产市场动态 In 2017, I started with only 2000 yuan and turned it into 4 million. Over these more than eight years, I’ve experienced margin calls, slippage, staying up all night watching the market, mental breakdowns, falling into one trap after another, and paying a lot of tuition fees.

I have stubbornly accumulated six survival rules. Truly understanding each one can help you lose ten thousand yuan less. Master three of them, and you can avoid ninety percent of the tricks.

**First Rule: Rapid rises followed by gentle pullbacks, do not rush to sell off.** This is usually not a top signal, but an indication that the market maker is still accumulating. The real warning sign is when a large influx is suddenly followed by a sharp drop—that’s a signal that the main players are harvesting.

**Second Rule: Small rebounds after a sharp decline, be cautious when bottom-fishing.** Weak rebounds are often a prelude to shakeouts. Don’t be fooled by illusions like “it can’t fall further”—the market loves to hunt down those who hold onto hope.

**Third Rule: Large volume at the top isn’t necessarily bad; in fact, no volume is more frightening.** Trading volume still indicates ongoing battles; once volume shrinks, it means the main players have already left, leaving only a mess behind.

**Fourth Rule: Don’t rush in when there’s a huge volume spike at the bottom; look for continued activity afterward.** A single-day volume spike doesn’t mean a trend reversal. Only sustained moderate volume increases, especially after consolidation, truly mark the start of accumulation.

**Fifth Rule: Price is just the surface; trading volume is the backbone.** The price reflects market sentiment fluctuations. Only by understanding the logic behind volume can you truly see through the real market trend.

**Sixth Rule: The highest realm is one word—short.** When your mind is free of attachments, you can wait for opportunities calmly; with small desires, you dare to take profits at the right moment; with a fearless heart, you have the courage to act at critical points. Emotional management is always more challenging than technical analysis.

From confusion and following the crowd to steady operation, these 2920 days have taught me one thing: those who truly make money in the crypto market are never the most technically skilled, but those who can stay calm the longest.

Opportunities are always there; what’s missing are clear thinking and correct guidance.