Crypto world reversal record: from 3000U to 100,000, the underlying logic of trading is never luck.

A brother I personally mentored turned 3000U into 100,000U. You might not believe it when I say this—when he first entered the crypto world, he was no different from most newcomers: his mind was filled with insider news chasing and gambling on market trends, resulting in greater losses with each trade and a downward trajectory of his account curve. It wasn't until I shared with him my "six trading iron rules" that his trading trajectory completely turned upwards, achieving a qualitative leap.

The first iron rule: Don't panic during a rapid rise, understand the signals of the main forces accumulating.

Once, when the market had a big bullish candle, he hurried to take profits and exit. I stopped him directly: "A rapid rise followed by a slow decline is a typical characteristic of the main force accumulating chips. If you exit at this time, you are simply handing over your chips to others." Sure enough, the next day the market accelerated its rise, and he steadily captured the entire profit from that segment, experiencing the power of "staying calm" for the first time.

The second iron rule: do not buy the dip during a sharp decline, beware of the trap of false bullishness.

There was once a sharp market drop, and he felt that "a buying opportunity had come," so he decisively went in with heavy positions. As a result, the subsequent rebound was weak, and he ended up stuck halfway up the mountain. That loss made him completely realize: a market that has no decent rebound after a sharp drop is nothing but a trap set by the main forces to lure in buyers, and bottom-fishing will only turn him into a bag holder.

The third iron rule: A decline in volume is more deadly than a high-volume peak.

He used to be afraid of high-volume peaks until one time the market entered a low-volume downtrend mode—so quiet that he could hear his own breathing, while his account was silently shrinking without him realizing it. That was when he truly experienced the fear of "boiling a frog in warm water": a sharp decline is like a knife, while a low-volume downtrend is like a dull knife, and cutting losses hurts silently.

Rule 4: Volume at the bottom, wait for confirmation before entering the market.

The first time he saw a volume spike at the bottom, he rushed to enter the market and ended up being trapped by a false breakout. It wasn't until one day when three consecutive bullish candles with increasing volume appeared that he followed the "confirmation signal" principle and decisively entered, truly feeling the strong push of the main funds returning, and he never suffered losses from false breakouts again. $BTC