#密码资产动态追踪 A friend of mine has been navigating the crypto market for 6 years. Starting with a capital of 50,000 yuan, he persisted unwaveringly and eventually grew his assets to over 40 million. His secret isn’t anything fancy—no insider tips, no relying on luck to turn things around. It’s simply sticking to a few straightforward but effective principles.
He currently owns 5 properties: one for himself, one for his parents, and three rental units. The steady rental income ensures he has little to worry about for the rest of his life. He’s never made a fuss about this entire process—very low profile.
So, how did he make his money over these 6 years? The key lies in these rules:
**Sharp rise, soft fall** = The market maker is accumulating. Weak rebounds indicate funds are still in play; don’t be scared off by short-term fluctuations.
**Fast fall, weak rebound** = The market maker is distributing. If it crashes and can’t recover, most funds are fleeing; bottom fishing is just giving away money.
**Volume at high levels doesn’t necessarily mean a top.** Sometimes, the last surge at the top is just the final push; shrinking volume can be more dangerous.
**Single large volume at the bottom is unreliable,** continuous volume increases are true signals. A sudden spike in volume often attracts false signals; multiple waves of increasing volume indicate a slowly building consensus.
**Market moves are driven by sentiment, not K-line patterns.** No matter how fancy the indicators, they ultimately reflect emotions, and volume is the most raw expression of market sentiment.
**The most profound rule:** Desireless, fearless, and non-possessive living can last long enough. Enduring the loneliness of holding no position gives you a chance to catch the real big moves. Those who can do this often find good entry points in mainstream coins like Bitcoin and Ethereum.
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MysteryBoxAddict
· 8h ago
6 years, 50,000 to 40 million, sounds great, but brother, this theory is basically just watching the actions of the big players. How can we retail investors be so accurate?
The phrase "empty position and loneliness" really hit me. Truly, the hardest part is those days when you do nothing.
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MEVictim
· 17h ago
It sounds good, but the key is to live long enough. Most people simply can't withstand those few flash crashes.
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AirdropCollector
· 01-08 07:20
This guy is really ruthless, turning 50,000 in 6 years into 40 million, and now he's come up with this set of theories to teach others. I just want to ask, has he really never chased insider information? Does he really ignore the news that was known in advance? I find it hard to believe, but whatever, anyway, the fact is that now the 5 properties are indeed solidified.
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That theory about volume sounds pretty mysterious, but it's not wrong. Wave-like volume expansion vs. single large volume spike, I really need to distinguish between these two, or else I get trapped by false signals every day.
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No desire, no fear, no attachment—hearing that makes me want to hit someone. It's easy to say, but when you're actually holding an empty position, who isn't itching to trade? I think people just can't resist trading when they can't hold on.
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Hey, wait a minute, he rents out 3 properties with stable monthly cash flow, which means he's probably already stepped back from the crypto market, right? So, talking about this set of rules now might be a bit like scratching an itch with a boot.
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Rapid rise and soft fall = accumulation. I understand this logic, but when it comes to actual trading, it's still easy to be fooled by short-term fluctuations. Everyone knows to hold long-term, but they just can't resist acting impulsively.
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I agree with the idea of continuous volume at the bottom; a single spike is indeed too easy to be a trap for both false breakouts and false breakdowns. But the problem is, who can stay calm at the bottom and wait for that "continuity" to appear?
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AirdropHunterKing
· 01-08 07:16
Oh, isn't this exactly what I've been saying all along? 40 million over 6 years... sounds great, but very few people can endure the loneliness of holding a vacant position. I've seen too many people panic and sell in less than two weeks, missing out on the double.
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SandwichTrader
· 01-08 07:15
Buddy, listening to this story has made me a bit emotionally exhausted. It sounds nice, but how many can truly endure that loneliness?
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ForkItAllDay
· 01-08 07:11
Sounds nice, but 40 million over 6 years still depends on luck. Otherwise, everyone would be rich by now.
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WalletDoomsDay
· 01-08 07:10
It sounds good, but the key is to have a tough mindset. I think most people fail at the word "endure."
#密码资产动态追踪 A friend of mine has been navigating the crypto market for 6 years. Starting with a capital of 50,000 yuan, he persisted unwaveringly and eventually grew his assets to over 40 million. His secret isn’t anything fancy—no insider tips, no relying on luck to turn things around. It’s simply sticking to a few straightforward but effective principles.
He currently owns 5 properties: one for himself, one for his parents, and three rental units. The steady rental income ensures he has little to worry about for the rest of his life. He’s never made a fuss about this entire process—very low profile.
So, how did he make his money over these 6 years? The key lies in these rules:
**Sharp rise, soft fall** = The market maker is accumulating. Weak rebounds indicate funds are still in play; don’t be scared off by short-term fluctuations.
**Fast fall, weak rebound** = The market maker is distributing. If it crashes and can’t recover, most funds are fleeing; bottom fishing is just giving away money.
**Volume at high levels doesn’t necessarily mean a top.** Sometimes, the last surge at the top is just the final push; shrinking volume can be more dangerous.
**Single large volume at the bottom is unreliable,** continuous volume increases are true signals. A sudden spike in volume often attracts false signals; multiple waves of increasing volume indicate a slowly building consensus.
**Market moves are driven by sentiment, not K-line patterns.** No matter how fancy the indicators, they ultimately reflect emotions, and volume is the most raw expression of market sentiment.
**The most profound rule:** Desireless, fearless, and non-possessive living can last long enough. Enduring the loneliness of holding no position gives you a chance to catch the real big moves. Those who can do this often find good entry points in mainstream coins like Bitcoin and Ethereum.