My name is Dayan, 36 years old. From Xiamen, Fujian to Beijing and Shanghai, I have been rooted in the crypto circle for 6 years. Using a capital of 200,000 yuan, I achieved an asset scale of 20 million yuan, and two villas are already in place under my name.

There are no insider tips, nor do I rely on luck. I simply persist with one method that many people look down upon. To be honest, these 6 trading rules, understanding each one thoroughly can reduce losses by 100,000 yuan, and truly executing three of them can instantly outperform 90% of retail investors in the market:

**Rule 1: Don't Panic During Rapid Rise and Slow Fall**
After a quick price surge, a decline often follows. Nine times out of ten, it's the market maker shaking out and collecting floating positions. The real danger signals are actually different—after a volume spike, a sudden cliff-like crash is a trap set by the market maker to lure more traders and unload positions.

**Rule 2: Don't Bottom-Fish During Rapid Drop and Slow Rebound**
A slow rebound after a sharp decline is often a trap disguised as a false bottom. Don't believe in phrases like "it's already bottomed out." Market makers never go easy on retail investors.

**Rule 3: Use Volume at the Top to Assess Risk**
High-volume oscillations at high levels may seem like there's room for another push. But once trading volume suddenly shrinks and the market becomes quiet, a storm is coming.

**Rule 4: Watch for Sustained Volume at the Bottom**
A sudden large increase in volume in a single day is likely a false signal. The real bottom signal is a period of consolidation with decreasing volume, followed by a series of gentle volume increases during upward movement.

**Rule 5: Volume is the Emotional Code**
Trading crypto is ultimately about manipulating sentiment. Trading volume is the most truthful reflection of market consensus. Candlestick charts can deceive, but volume never lies.

**Rule 6: The "Nothing" Mindset Method**
No obsession—be willing to hold cash and wait for the right opportunity before acting. No greed—avoid chasing highs and getting caught in traps. No fear—during market panic, dare to position at low levels.

Opportunities in the crypto world are endless; what’s lacking are smart people who can control their hands and see the bigger picture clearly. Those who can climb out of the mud are never the fastest runners, but the ones who have someone lighting a lamp for them in the dark.