I am Sister Yan, 36 years old, from Fujian, settled in Nanjing.
Entering the crypto world for the 6th year. From the initial capital of 10,000, all the way to today. $ASTER
Many people ask me, how can I traverse bull and bear markets, while most disappear after one cycle?
The answer is simple:
Understanding the rhythm of funds and controlling my emotions.
In 6 years, there were no insider tips, no shortcuts, and no overnight wealth.
The only thing I did right was to use the most 'foolish' method to outlive others by a bit.
The following 6 rules are survival principles I have repeatedly verified with real money.
They are not complicated, but very valuable.
First rule: Rapid rise and slow fall often do not indicate a peak $PROM
A sudden surge in the market followed by a gradual pullback — this is not the end, but a washout.
This is the transfer of funds, not concentrated selling.
Second rule: Rapid fall and slow rise usually do not indicate an opportunity
After a flash crash, the price gradually climbs back, seeming like a 'second chance', but in reality, it is the tail end of the funds leaving.
Don’t be fooled into the market by the illusion of 'already dropped a lot'.
Third rule: High volume at a peak does not necessarily mean danger; lack of volume is what’s most frightening
During a price increase, if the trading volume continues, it indicates the game is still ongoing;
A sudden drop in volume and silence at a high point often foreshadows a significant adjustment. $STO
Fourth rule: A single strong bullish candle at the bottom does not equal a reversal
A true bottom is forged.
Only several days or even weeks of moderate volume represent that funds are quietly accumulating.
A big one-day surge is often a short-term temptation.
Fifth rule: Price is just the result; trading volume reflects true sentiment
Don’t just focus on the K-lines jumping around; that’s just the surface.
Trading volume is the true pulse of the market's consensus on bulls and bears.
Sixth rule: Knowing how to 'stay out' is true maturity
Staying out is not cowardice; it’s a proactive choice.
Not chasing highs is discipline; not panicking is confidence.
When you no longer have an obsession with the market, trading truly starts to serve you.
I have walked the road and stepped into the pits.
Do you want to avoid some detours?
