Three years, 10,000 U to 810,000 U. No insider information, no hitting the super bull market, and definitely not a gamble to change fate.

I just did one thing that most people can't do:

Treat trading as a stubborn craft, grinding day after day.

In 1095 days, I've seen too many accounts take off and even more go to zero.

In the end, those who remain almost all understand the same underlying logic.

The following 6 points are the insights I've gained through real money.

You may not be able to use them all, but even understanding one,

can save you tens of thousands in tuition.

① Rapid rise and slow fall are mostly not opportunities, but traps.

A big bullish candle goes up, but what follows is a continuous decline,

this is often not strength, but a washout.

The real top is never formed gradually,

but rather after a strong surge, it plunges steeply.

Those who take the bait at that moment usually think they are "quick to react."

② A slow rebound after a flash crash should not be considered bottom fishing.

After a sharp drop, prices slowly crawl back,

it may look like it's giving you a "chance to get on board."

But many times, that's just the last stretch of unloading.

"It's already dropped so much, it should be safe now"

is the most dangerous phrase in the crypto world.

③ The top is most afraid not of falling, but of silence.

High prices with trading volume indicate that there are still disagreements;

a sudden drop in volume at a high position is when you should be really cautious.

Once the market quiets down,

it often means the outcome has already been predetermined.

④ The bottom cannot be confirmed by a single volume spike.

A single surge in volume may be a bait;

a true bottom must be characterized by oscillation + sustained volume increase.

That’s not emotion, it’s capital gradually building positions.

Understanding this, you can truly learn to "wait."

⑤ K-line is the result; trading volume is the cause.

Prices can deceive, patterns can deceive,

but volume does not.

When there’s volume, it means real money is involved;

when the volume is gone, even the most beautiful chart is just a shell.

⑥ True experts dare to hold cash for the long term.

Not taking action is itself a form of profit.

Without obsession, not rushing to prove oneself,

when the market isn't right, just watch and act when opportunities arise.

This is not conservatism; it's taking one's mindset to the extreme.

The crypto world has never lacked opportunities,

what it lacks are those who can control their hands, see the situation clearly, and endure.

Many people are not slow,

but are rushing forward without direction.

I've already turned on the streetlights,

whether to walk or not, is up to you.