A 90s crypto world old sucker's account: Made over 700,000 U in 5 months, all thanks to a "stupid method". I am 34 years old this year, from Quanzhou, Fujian, and now settled in Hangzhou. I have been in the crypto world for eight years, starting with a principal of 50,000 and reaching 5 million, not relying on news or gambling on luck, but relying on a method that seems "the dumbest" yet is the most stable. Currently, I have a villa in my hometown and another in Linping, Hangzhou.

Today, I will share with you six practical insights accumulated over the past eight years. Understanding each one could potentially save you tens of thousands; if you can implement three of them, you have already outperformed 90% of retail investors.
Rule 1: Rapid rises followed by slow declines are often a sign of the big players accumulating positions. Don't rush to exit. A quick surge followed by a slow pullback is likely a washout, not a signal of a peak. What you really need to be wary of is a rapid drop after a substantial increase in volume — that is often a trap for suckers.
Article 2: A sharp drop followed by a slow rise is likely the main force offloading. When the price suddenly crashes and then slowly rebounds, it is not a bottom-fishing opportunity, but rather the last wave of baiting the bulls. Don't always think "it has already dropped so much, how much lower can it go?" The market specializes in treating various forms of disbelief.
Article 3: High volume at a peak is not necessarily the end; low volume is the most dangerous. If the coin price rises to a high level and continues to see increasing volume, there may still be room for growth; but if the volume decreases at high levels and trading is light, a collapse may be imminent.
Article 4: Don't rush to surge when there is a volume increase at the bottom; continuous volume increase is the real signal. A single day's volume increase is likely to be a trap; you need to look for continuous volume increase over several days, especially after a period of low volume consolidation, as that is the true opportunity to build a position.
Article 5: Trading coins is essentially trading emotions, and trading volume explains everything. You might think you are looking at K-lines, but what you really need to pay attention to is market sentiment. Trading volume is the most authentic mirror of market consensus, while price is merely the external manifestation of emotions.
Article 6: The highest realm of the crypto world is the wisdom of "nothingness". Without attachment, one can wait with an empty position; without greed, one will not blindly chase highs; without fear, one dares to act decisively. This is not about lying flat, but rather a manifestation of top-tier trading psychology.
The market is never short of opportunities; what it lacks is a steady hand and an eye that can understand the rhythm. Many times, it's not that you are slow, but that you are groping around in the dark alone. Senior Yi Fan has always been here, the light has been lit, willing to be that guide to help you break free from the cycle and see the path ahead.
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