#大户持仓动态 At the age of 37, my marriage fell apart, debts piled up like mountains, and my life hit rock bottom. But I managed to grind through 7 years in the crypto world, turning an initial capital of 32,000 U into an account balance of 12,000,000 U—this is not a legend, but the result of daily execution.
Call me Xiao Hui. I don't have any insider information, nor have I ever bet on a bull market; I just stubbornly stuck to trading with a set of simple methods. I've endured forced liquidation, losses, and desperate nights. After 2555 days and nights focusing on one thing, I've finally grasped the way to profitability. Now I will summarize the six core iron rules:
**Article 1: Volume Determines Direction, A Sharp Drop After a Surge is the Harvest Moment.** Analysis without trading volume is all just fluff; the real turning points in direction are always hidden in the anomalies of volume.
**Article 2: Flash crashes are signals of traps, and rebounds are everywhere to lure investors.** You think a bottom rebound is a redemption, but in fact, it's just the main forces preparing for the next round of slaughter.
**Article 3: High Position with Low Volume is the Most Dangerous.** The storm is fiercest when things are calm—what seems like a stable trend often hides the deadliest corrections.
**Article 4: The bottom must look for a second volume increase.** The first volume increase may be a test by the main force, and the second is the real starting signal. Confirm it accurately before building a position, so as to avoid bottom-fishing becoming waist-fishing.
**Article 5: The candlestick chart is just the result, while the trading volume is the true heartbeat of the market.** Too many people focus on the candlestick patterns, but ignore the underlying transaction logic, which is the source of the market trend.
**Article 6: Mindset is the top skill.** Having the courage to hold cash, being not greedy, and not panicking—these three points seem simple, yet they are the dividing line from losing money to consistently making profits.
To be honest, opportunities in the crypto world are never lacking. What is lacking is mindset, execution ability, and trust in one's own trading system. I have stepped into all the pitfalls that beginners can step into, and I have also found ways to avoid these pitfalls. The market rhythm is already brewing; rather than groping around in the dark, it is better to harness it with methodology.
$ETH is all in the sorting stage, the key still depends on how the volume matches. Safely getting ashore is not a dream, the premise is that you are willing to listen.
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LightningPacketLoss
· 4h ago
The concept of trading volume has been explained countless times, yet there are still people who don't understand...
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7 years and 2555 days, this execution ability is indeed fierce, but I wonder if the next 7 years can replicate it.
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The mindset part is correct, but most people go bankrupt before they even find the way.
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$ETH $SOL is at a consolidation stage looking at volume, this statement is fine... but can you really make money by following this trap?
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From 32k to 12 million, the numbers are quite shocking, but damn, what about after taxes?
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I have tried the second volume increase at the bottom, but still missed out, let it go.
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The key point is actually the sixth one, the other five are techniques, this one is the principle... I like this argument.
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To put it bluntly, it's about surviving long enough; only after getting through liquidation can there be later developments.
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Lacking execution ability? I feel like what's lacking is luck, haha.
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VCsSuckMyLiquidity
· 4h ago
It's the same old story again, I've heard it too many times. The key is whether you dare to actually take a Short Position, or if you only dare to talk about it.
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BoredStaker
· 4h ago
The thing about trading volume is true, but to be honest, most people understand it but can't execute it.
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The mentality part is really heartbreaking; I am the kind of rookie who panics and cuts losses during a flash crash.
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7 years and 2555 days, how many 7 years do people have in their lives? It's really tough.
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I have a strong feeling about the rebound bull trap; I have been trapped too many times.
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The courage to hold a short position is worth more than anything else, and I need to learn this.
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That detail about higher trade volumes on the second occurrence, wow, I hadn’t noticed it before.
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But bro, can retail investors really stabilize and make it to shore by following your logic? It’s still a probability issue.
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Trading volume doesn’t lie; this phrase is etched in my mind.
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Looking at ETH and SOL now, there really isn’t much big movement; let’s wait and see.
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From debt to a million level, if this story is true, it’s ridiculous, but I respect that level of execution.
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MerkleMaid
· 4h ago
The trading volume is indeed easy to overlook, but to be honest, earning 12 million in 7 years isn't that exaggerated, right?
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BackrowObserver
· 4h ago
In 7 years, going from 32,000 to 12 million, that number sounds a bit crazy, but I've heard quite a few people talk about that theory of higher trade volumes.
Why are so many people talking about mindset? If the mindset is good, why are there still so many getting liquidated?
I've tried the second higher trade volumes strategy; the key is to recognize the difference between the first and second instances. It sounds easy, but it's really hard to execute.
It feels like that's just how the crypto world works; everyone claims they found the trick, and then when the next market cycle comes, it's another story altogether.
Higher trade volumes do have some use, but it seems like those who really make money are still the well-informed large investors. No matter how much we retail investors learn, we're always one step behind.
#大户持仓动态 At the age of 37, my marriage fell apart, debts piled up like mountains, and my life hit rock bottom. But I managed to grind through 7 years in the crypto world, turning an initial capital of 32,000 U into an account balance of 12,000,000 U—this is not a legend, but the result of daily execution.
Call me Xiao Hui. I don't have any insider information, nor have I ever bet on a bull market; I just stubbornly stuck to trading with a set of simple methods. I've endured forced liquidation, losses, and desperate nights. After 2555 days and nights focusing on one thing, I've finally grasped the way to profitability. Now I will summarize the six core iron rules:
**Article 1: Volume Determines Direction, A Sharp Drop After a Surge is the Harvest Moment.** Analysis without trading volume is all just fluff; the real turning points in direction are always hidden in the anomalies of volume.
**Article 2: Flash crashes are signals of traps, and rebounds are everywhere to lure investors.** You think a bottom rebound is a redemption, but in fact, it's just the main forces preparing for the next round of slaughter.
**Article 3: High Position with Low Volume is the Most Dangerous.** The storm is fiercest when things are calm—what seems like a stable trend often hides the deadliest corrections.
**Article 4: The bottom must look for a second volume increase.** The first volume increase may be a test by the main force, and the second is the real starting signal. Confirm it accurately before building a position, so as to avoid bottom-fishing becoming waist-fishing.
**Article 5: The candlestick chart is just the result, while the trading volume is the true heartbeat of the market.** Too many people focus on the candlestick patterns, but ignore the underlying transaction logic, which is the source of the market trend.
**Article 6: Mindset is the top skill.** Having the courage to hold cash, being not greedy, and not panicking—these three points seem simple, yet they are the dividing line from losing money to consistently making profits.
To be honest, opportunities in the crypto world are never lacking. What is lacking is mindset, execution ability, and trust in one's own trading system. I have stepped into all the pitfalls that beginners can step into, and I have also found ways to avoid these pitfalls. The market rhythm is already brewing; rather than groping around in the dark, it is better to harness it with methodology.
$ETH is all in the sorting stage, the key still depends on how the volume matches. Safely getting ashore is not a dream, the premise is that you are willing to listen.