In three years, I turned 10,000 U into 1,000,000 U.

No insider information, no myths. It relies on treating each transaction as a practice process, experiencing losses and gains, and ultimately leaving behind six iron rules.

Understanding one of these experiences can help you avoid several detours. If you grasp three of them, you can outpace most people.

**Rule 1: Rapid rise, slow fall, don't rush to run**
After a sharp price increase, it starts to gradually decline, which is mostly a washout period. The real top is characterized by a sudden surge in volume followed by an instant crash, leaving people unable to react.

**Article 2: Rapid decline, slow rise, don't rush to buy**
After a flash crash, it looks like a chance to pick up bargains, but in fact, it's the big players quietly offloading their stocks. Don't believe in sayings like "once it has dropped enough, it should go up"; retail investors are most likely to fall for this kind of thinking.

**Article 3: High volume does not necessarily mean danger; lack of volume is what is truly frightening.**
The top is still increasing in volume, indicating that there are still buyers stepping in, and it may continue to rise for a while. The real danger is when it suddenly becomes quiet at a high level and trading volume shrinks; that is a sign of an impending crash.

**Article 4: Don't get too excited about a single volume at the bottom; continuous volume is what counts.**
A one-time increase in volume may be a bait; the real signal for building a position is a stable increase in volume over several consecutive days. First, observe the fluctuations, and then consider entering the market.

**Article 5: K-line is the result, trading volume is the emotion**
Low trading volume indicates that no one is participating; a sudden increase in volume shows that real capital is coming in. Learning to read volume is learning to read people's hearts.

**Article 6: Empty positions are a compulsory course for experts**
When there is no opportunity, do nothing. It’s not about lying flat, but rather practicing the trading mentality to the extent that you are not led by the market.

There are always opportunities in the crypto space, but there are too few people who can control their impulses and see the situation clearly.

In a bull market, don't be impulsive; in a bear market, don't panic. The real winners rely on discipline and patience.