2025-12-28 11:40:14

#美联储回购协议计划 A 40-year-old friend from Shanghai, who has been navigating the crypto world with me for a full ten years.

In these ten years, he used the simplest and most unobtrusive methods to turn 80,000 yuan of principal into over 42 million. He lives very low-key—owning five properties, with a clear layout: one for himself, one for his parents, and the remaining three for rent, generating stable cash flow.

Over these ten years, he had no insider information, nor was he particularly lucky. All his gains come from adhering to a few very simple yet highly effective principles.

Let me share the six market rules he summarized, which are more useful than studying a hundred indicators:

**1. Sharp rises, gentle declines—main players are accumulating.** After a sharp price surge, a slight pullback usually indicates large funds quietly building positions. Don’t be fooled by surface fluctuations; focus on the rhythm.

**2. Rapid declines, weak rebounds—main players are distributing.** After a flash crash, if it can't rally back, it’s basically funds running away. At this point, trying to catch the bottom is the easiest way to get trapped.

**3. High volume at a top doesn’t necessarily mean the peak.** Sometimes, volume at the top indicates continued pushing, while volume shrinking at the top actually signals the end of the trend.

**4. A single large volume at the bottom doesn’t count; continuous volume is needed.** One-time huge volume is often a false signal. Multiple sustained volumes truly indicate market consensus.

**5. Trading is about sentiment, not patterns.** All technical indicators ultimately point to one thing—emotion. And volume is the most genuine mirror of market sentiment.

**6. "Nothingness" is the ultimate state.** Without desire, fear, or attachment, one can live longer. Those who can endure periods of inactivity are the ones qualified to wait for big trends.

Behind the rises and falls of $BTC and $ETH , these laws are always at work. Those who believe, sharpen their swords for ten years; those who don’t, just spin their wheels for ten years.

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ZKSherlock

· 12h ago

actually... these "rules" are just pattern recognition dressed up as law. volume metrics tell you nothing about intention—that's pure speculation. the real tell? on-chain data and transaction signatures, not tea-leaf reading.

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AmateurDAOWatcher

· 12h ago

These six rules all sound correct, but how many can really last ten years... I think the most crucial one is the sixth: being desireless and fearless is really too difficult. --- Honestly, when it comes to judging the temperature of rises and falls and understanding the main force's intentions, I've tried but always get fooled by false breakouts. It seems I still lack enough experience. --- Stable rental income from five properties is the real way to go. Turning around in the crypto world is just superficial; cash flow is the true asset. --- I have deep experience with the rule of continuous volume increase at the bottom. I've been tricked into losses by single large-volume spikes many times. Now I am much more cautious. --- Trading on people's psychology rather than patterns is easy to say but extremely difficult to do in practice. You can never escape your own greed. --- A rapid decline followed by a weak rebound is a death signal. Every time I see this pattern, I want to buy the dip, but then... forget it, I won't say more. --- Only about 40 million in ten years, and when divided, the annualized return isn't that high. This is the price of being low-key.

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NftBankruptcyClub

· 12h ago

Damn, these six points are really amazing, especially the fifth one about stirring people's hearts—it really hit me.

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Rugman_Walking

· 12h ago

Bro, this set of theories sounds smooth, but how many can really stick with it when it comes to actual operation? Retail investors are most likely to fall for the second point: still dreaming of bottom-fishing during weak rebounds, only to get caught and doubt their life choices.

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GasFeeLady

· 12h ago

honestly the volume reading part hits different... been watching gwei spikes correlate with these exact patterns for months now. that "无" principle tho? that's just optimal window timing dressed up in philosophy lol. can't tell if it's genius or cope but the dude's portfolio speaks volumes ngl

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PoetryOnChain

· 12h ago

Ten years to multiply by 400 times? Sounds good, but how many can really endure? It's not that this guy isn't capable, but I've heard this story too many times. The key is whether he can keep holding on in the future.

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SerumSqueezer

· 12h ago

Ten years of 4200x growth, it's hard to believe just by hearing about it, but those six points really hit the mark. I deeply agree that volume is not lying; how many times have I thought I was at the bottom only to get trapped and doubt my life. That last sentence is quite harsh: ten years of idle rotation versus ten years of sharpening the sword—it's all about mindset.

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