Post-90s Trader's Daily Life, Why Do I Like the Crypto World?

I still remember when I was 29, one day I woke up and my holdings increased by 50%.

It's not about showing off someone else's screenshots, it's real gold and silver.
But at that moment, I stared at the screen for a long time, feeling strangely empty inside.

It turns out that the wealth many people desperately chase after, when it truly arrives, is just a string of numbers.
Eight years in the crypto world, cycles of bull and bear markets, wild surges and crashes, I've seen it all. Some get rich overnight, others lose everything overnight.

And I, over four years, slowly grew 20,000 USDT into a seven-figure fortune.
No insider info, no luck. Relying on a strict self-discipline method.

I only do one thing: treat trading like leveling up in a game.
Losses are like losing health, stop-loss is like returning to town, review is like upgrading skills.
Many people ask me, how exactly did I accumulate wealth?

Today I won't hide it anymore, I will clearly explain the six core iron rules.
Understand one, avoid three years of detours. Follow three, and you can outperform most retail investors.

Rule 1: Volume beats K-line for authenticity
Fast rise, slow fall, mostly absorbing chips.
The true top is often accompanied by a waterfall after volume surges.

Rule 2: Flash crashes are not the end
Slow rebounds after a sharp decline are often just channels for unloading.
It looks like an opportunity, but it's actually a knife in the back.

Rule 3: Quiet at high levels is the most feared
Volume at high levels doesn't necessarily mean the end, but a sudden lack of volume at high levels—often the night before a crash.

Rule 4: Bottoms take time
A bottom can't be formed with just one green candle.
A series of shrinking volume followed by a breakout with increased volume is a true signal of building a position.

Rule 5: K-line is the result, volume reflects emotion
Diminishing volume, the market is quiet.
Explosive volume, funds are pouring in.
Where the money is, the trend follows. $ETH

Rule 6: Experts are often "empty"
Dare to hold cash, don't chase highs, dare to buy the dip.
In the end, trading boils down to three words: no obsession.
The crypto world is never short of opportunities, what’s lacking is the ability to control your hands. $BTC

Many people don't lack trading skills; they just keep stumbling in the dark.

The light has always been here; whether you want to walk out or not depends on yourself.