#美联储重启降息步伐 35 years old, from Wuhan, now living in Zhongshan. I’ve been trading crypto for 7 years, turning 50,000 principal into 7 million. No insider info, no superstition—just sticking to one set of simple methods.

Last month, my account saw an inflow of 460,000 USDT. Today, I’m sharing the pitfalls I’ve encountered and the strategies I’ve developed over the years.

**Six Survival Lessons—Understand These and You’ll Save Yourself Some Trouble**

**First: Rapid Surge, Mild Pullback—Don’t Rush to Sell**
Fast climbs and slow drops are usually shakeouts, not the top. What you really need to watch for is a sharp surge with high volume followed by a sudden crash—that’s the bull trap.

**Second: Sharp Drop, Weak Rebound—Don’t Try to Catch the Bottom**
If the price falls off a cliff and crawls back up slowly, it’s not a bargain—it’s the last round of forced selling. "It’s already dropped so much, can it drop more?" Yes, it can, and it will.

**Third: High Volume at the Top Isn’t Deadly, No Volume Is**
If it keeps trading heavily at the top, there may be momentum left. But if it’s at a high point and volume dries up, a crash is likely imminent.

**Fourth: Don’t Get Excited by One-Time Volume at the Bottom—Trust Continuous Volume**
A sudden spike in volume is probably bait. What you want to see is: consecutive days of increasing volume after a period of low-volume consolidation—that’s the real accumulation signal.

**Fifth: Trading Is an Emotional Game**
You think you’re looking at candlesticks? You should be watching market consensus. Volume is the thermometer for sentiment; price is just the outcome.

**Sixth: “Nothingness” Is the Highest Level**
No obsession, so you can stay on the sidelines and wait; no greed, so you don’t chase highs; no fear, so you can buy when there’s blood on the streets. This isn’t passive Buddhism—it’s the ultimate in trading psychology.

The market never lacks opportunities. What’s lacking is the vision to see clearly and the discipline to control yourself.

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