#数字资产市场观察 How to turn 10,000 U into 300,000? Here are six trading rules verified over three years $LINK

Three years ago, I met a trader who had saved up a little since childhood, but ended up in debt and even had his relationships fall apart. At that time, he only had 10,000 U left in his hands and asked me if there was still a chance for him to turn things around.

The answer is yes. But it's not relying on insider information, nor did I catch the bull market; it's just persistently honing a set of "dumb skills"—treating each trade as an experience accumulation, not chasing trends or going all in, and after three years, I've managed to accumulate 300,000 U.

These six insights were gained through real money, and behind each one are countless trials and errors. Understanding three of them will at least help you avoid most of the retail traps.

**Rule 1: Rapid rise, slow fall, don't rush to get off**
After a rapid rise, the market continues to decline, which is often a sign that the main force is accumulating positions. What does a real peak look like? A violent surge combined with huge volumes, followed by an instant collapse—that's the signal for taking over. A slow decline is just a way to wash out weak hands; be patient.

**Article 2: Slow rebound after a flash crash is mostly a trap**
The declines are steep and the rises are sluggish; this is a typical selling rhythm. Don't think that "it's already fallen this badly, how much lower can it go"; this mindset easily leads to buying in the middle of a downturn. Remember: the true bottom will not allow you to buy in so easily.

**Article 3: High volume does not necessarily mean danger, it's the low volume that requires caution**
If the trading volume in the top area is still active, there might be a chance for another surge. But if the volume suddenly drops at a high level and trading becomes light—that is the silence before the crash.

**Article 4: Single Volume Release at the Bottom? Don't Get Excited Yet**
A large bullish candlestick coupled with increased volume may just be a trap for the bulls. The real signal for establishing a position is: first a period of sideways consolidation, followed by several days of gentle volume increase. This indicates that the main force is quietly building a position, rather than creating false signals.

**Article 5: Trading Volume is a Barometer of Sentiment**
The K-line is just the result, while trading volume is the cause. A shrinking volume indicates that no one is paying attention, while a sudden increase signifies that funds are starting to flow in. Want to understand market sentiment? Just focus on the trading volume.

**Article 6: The highest skill is "no skill"**
If it’s time to stay out of the market, then stay out; if it’s time to take action, then take action without hesitation. This is not about being passive, but rather the ultimate cultivation of a trading mindset. The crypto world is never short of opportunities; what it lacks are people who can control their impulses and see the situation clearly.

Many people are not lacking in ability, but rather in mindset. You think you are waiting for an opportunity, but in reality, you are just stumbling around in the dark.

If you have ever stared at the market late at night to the point of questioning your life, and you have ever doubted yourself after a major loss - it shows that you still have the will to survive. And these six points are that unquenchable light.