2025-12-26 10:25:32

I am 35 years old this year, have been in the circle for 8 years, and turned 100,000 yuan into hundreds of millions. I don’t rely on any insider information, nor have I ever relied on luck; I just persist with a set of seemingly clumsy but extremely effective methods.

Many people ask me what my secret is. Instead of teaching you ten technical indicators, I’d rather summarize the deepest insights I’ve gained over these years. The following 6 iron laws are all experiences bought with real money:

**Fast rise and slow fall means accumulation**. A fierce upward movement with a gentle decline indicates large funds are building positions. Don’t be scared by the drop; the key is to watch the rhythm.

**Conversely, fast fall and slow rise means distribution**. Once there’s a sharp decline followed only by weak rebounds, the big players have basically finished their selling. At this point, don’t try to bottom fish; be careful not to become the last bagholder.

**Volume at the top indicates potential, no volume means immediate withdrawal**. Volume is the soul of direction; only with trading volume is there support. No volume means the strength is waning, and a collapse could happen at any time.

**Volume at the bottom doesn’t mean rush to buy; look for sustainability**. A single spike in volume might be a bait set by the main players. Only continuous volume indicates a genuine consensus forming.

**In the crypto world, it’s all about emotions**. Complex candlestick patterns and various indicator combinations are not as important as market psychology. Trading volume is a mirror of consensus; it’s more honest than any rhetoric.

**The most critical point: three "nothings" equal everything**. No obsession, no greed, no fear. Those who can stay out of the market and wait patiently, not swallowed by FOMO, are the ones who truly deserve to encounter big opportunities.

In essence, the only opponent in trading is yourself. The Fed’s policies, exchange announcements, and main force manipulations are surface phenomena; the variables always lie in the fluctuations of your own mind. Controlling yourself is more powerful than anything else.

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MysteriousZhang

· 5h ago

That's right, but the hardest part is "no obsession, no greed, no fear." I'm still struggling with FOMO. The part about falling fast and rising slowly really hit home. I was trapped so badly in the past two months because of this. Volume is the real deal. Candlestick charts are useless; retail investors are just fooled by these patterns and spinning in circles. Holding cash and waiting is truly more valuable than any technical indicator, but I just can't do it. Turning 100,000 into millions sounds crazy, but your methodology does have some real substance.

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StrawberryIce

· 6h ago

No obsession, no greed, no fear. It's easy to say, but really hard to do. This logic has no flaws, but most people actually die at the level of their inner demons. 8 years to multiply a thousand times, it's not a technical issue, but psychological conditioning. The explanation of volume is thorough; it should have been cut out long ago. Trading volume truly doesn't lie; it is more honest than any analyst. The key is self-discipline; this last paragraph is the core of the core. Many people, after reading this, are eager to jump in again, but they probably haven't really understood the point. I think the hardest part is actually waiting in cash position.

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MoonlightGamer

· 19h ago

Ha, it's the same explanation again... I feel like someone says this every year. Wait, does this guy really turn 100,000 into tens of millions? No way... Honestly, the last part about mindset really hit home; the truth is, oneself is the biggest enemy. It's just that I always feel like it's a case of hindsight bias. I believe in volume and momentum, but there are also many who rely on buying the dip to become the next bag holder, right? To put it simply, when actually trading, there's no "nothing" in mind at all.

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GasFeeCrier

· 12-26 10:55

You're right, but I haven't met many people who can truly achieve "no obsession, no greed"... including myself haha --- I've heard the theory of rapid rise and slow fall many times, but the key is how not to get scared out of the market at 3 a.m. by a sudden order --- The most heartbreaking thing is still that line — the opponent is yourself. No matter how strong your skills are, if your mentality isn't right, you'll still become a leek --- Eight years and millions of dollars, just saying it makes people believe... but the real question is who can really hold an empty position and wait --- Volume is a bait, this point is very well explained. I've been tricked by continuous volume spikes so many times --- FOMO is really incredible. As soon as I see the group boiling over, I can't hold back and end up losing everything, doubting life --- To put it simply: watch the rhythm, watch the volume, and control your own hands --- The hardest part is "no obsession." In the crypto environment, who can truly be free of desire and remain firm? All lessons are learned through being beaten down

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MetaverseLandlady

· 12-26 10:55

It sounds good, but how many people can truly achieve a state of non-attachment and non-greed? I haven't seen many myself. I've heard several versions of this theory, but the key is execution. Most people get killed by FOMO. Volume indeed doesn't lie, but the problem is how to distinguish between genuine volume and manipulative fake volume. That's the real challenge. From 100,000 to tens of millions in 8 years... brother, your luck is unparalleled. Don't say you haven't had your share of luck. The deepest insight is just one sentence: live long enough, stay calm enough, everything else is虚的.

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EternalMiner

· 12-26 10:55

Hmm, this set of things sounds quite interesting... but I still want to ask, is it really so stable? This guy's explanation of the relationship between volume and price is okay, but talking about "no obsession, no greed, no fear"... it's easy to say but hard to do. Turning 100,000 into tens of millions, just listen to it. He’s right about the volume, but in the crypto world, luck still plays a big role. "Trading on emotions" is not wrong; after all, it's still a game of human nature. Just looking at the rhythm is useless; without catching the right entry points, you'll still lose everything. Immediately withdraw at the top with no volume, I agree with this. As for the rest... uh, I feel you still need to pay tuition to understand.

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MoonRocketTeam

· 12-26 10:55

Bro, I've heard this methodology so many times, but the key is how many can really hold out until the moment of full liquidation. Volume definitely can't be fooled, but the problem is, by the time you see it clearly, the tickets are already gone. The most heartbreaking thing is that the opponent is only yourself—how many people die because of those two words, FOMO.

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HalfIsEmpty

· 12-26 10:36

Your theory sounds very solid, but the reality is that most people simply can't do those three "no"s. I've seen too many people say they have no greed, but in reality, they're still following the trend and buying the dip. --- It's easy to talk about waiting in cash, but actually doing it is hard. Waiting on the sidelines while others make money—wouldn't that be too torturous? --- Regarding volume, I have to agree—it's been the most impactful insight I've had in these eight years. But have you ever thought about the fact that retail investors simply can't see through the true intentions of the big players, right? --- No obsession, no greed, no fear... Isn't that like cultivating immortality? How many people in the crypto world truly understand this? --- Turning 100,000 into millions—I'm a bit skeptical about this data. It's not that you're fake, but does this probability... really beat buying a lottery ticket by much? --- Controlling oneself is better than anything else, that's true. But the problem is, how do you control yourself? Your article talks only about philosophy, but there's no methodology. --- I agree that saying trading volume is a mirror of consensus is quite reasonable, but unfortunately, most people can't see the logic behind volume and can only chase rallies and sell in dips. --- It seems to me that your approach is just the old story of stop-loss + patience, dressed up a bit more nicely. How much of the big money-making moments is actually due to luck?

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FlashLoanPrince

· 12-26 10:30

No obsession, no greed, no fear. To put it simply and actually do it is truly amazing. Just quitting FOMO took me two years. --- I've heard too many times about turning 100,000 into tens of millions, but "the only opponent in trading is yourself" really hit home for me. --- The key is continuous volume increase. A single surge once trapped me, now I have to see if I can maintain consecutive increases. --- Immediately withdraw when there's no volume at the top. Last year, I ignored this advice and almost got trapped to death. Now I keep a close eye on trading volume. --- Many people say that mindset is the most important, but very few truly hold cash and wait without moving. --- The crypto market is an emotional game, but it's important to distinguish between genuine consensus and main force bait. That’s the real test. --- I've paid tuition for lessons on quick drops and slow rebounds. Now, I just bail when I see a weak rebound.

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