2026-01-07 06:28:00

Starting from 20,000 yuan to accumulating over 50 million, this process is not about luck through news, but built on a trading methodology that most retail investors overlook. This set of methods focuses on volume analysis and mental management. The following 6 trading rules have been repeatedly validated in live trading.

**Rhythm Recognition from the Volume Perspective**

Rapid rise and slow fall patterns often do not require panic. A quick surge followed by a slow decline is usually a manipulation by the big players to shake out weak hands. The key is to distinguish this kind of shakeout from genuine distribution. Be alert to flash crashes after volume spikes—these are mostly signals of trap trading and distribution.

In the opposite direction, rapid fall and slow rise are not bottom signals. A slow rebound after a sudden plunge is often a trap. The market's phrase "bottoming out" is just hearsay; big players never act according to retail investors' imagination.

**Two Key Points of Trading Volume**

At the top area, sustained volume fluctuations and a push higher still offer opportunities. But once trading volume suddenly shrinks and the market becomes quiet, the risk of a crash is already quite close.

At the bottom, volume expansion requires observation of persistence. A single-day volume spike rebound is often a bait. The real signal is a gentle increase in volume after consolidation with decreasing volume—this usually indicates big players are building positions.

**The Relationship Between Sentiment and Volume**

The essence of crypto trading is market sentiment. Trading volume is the most direct mirror of market consensus. Candlestick patterns are just surface phenomena; volume is the key variable that determines market direction.

**Four "Nouns" of Mental Management**

Traders who succeed in the crypto space often possess four psychological traits: no obsession (able to hold cash and wait for opportunities), no greed (avoid chasing highs at the top), no fear (dare to deploy during panic), no luck (rely on methods, not luck). These mental disciplines are more difficult and valuable than technical analysis.

The crypto market is never short of opportunities; what’s lacking is the execution power to control your hands and the insight to see through the situation. Most people don’t lose due to ability but because of a lack of reverence for the market.

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WalletsWatcher

· 8h ago

That's right, but most people simply can't master the "Wu" (non-attachment) technique, and I myself often fall into greed. Wait, from 20,000 to 50 million, isn't this number just a story made up by marketing accounts? The concept of non-attachment is really hitting home; every time I think about whether I can earn a bit more, I miss the exit opportunity. Trading volume is the real indicator; candlestick charts are just a facade. I agree with this logic. Managing your mindset is actually more difficult than any technical analysis, to be honest. After a period of consolidation with reduced volume, a gentle increase in volume—pay attention to this detail next time. The crypto world is all about trading emotions; in plain terms, whoever sees through whom makes the profit. Controlling your hands is really too hard, especially when you see the limit-up... The phrase "bottoming out" is indeed just a facade; I've been burned by that.

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SoliditySlayer

· 01-07 06:57

You're right, the key is still to control yourself... I used to chase highs until I exploded, now I’m slowly realizing Volume can't deceive people, but we often deceive ourselves, and that's the real problem From 20,000 to 50 million? Relying on endurance? It seems more people just hold on until liquidation Mentality really matters more than any technical indicator, but no one believes it Too many people react to rapid rises and slow declines in the wrong way, and every time there's a trap for chasing the hype When trading volume shrinks, just run. This discipline must be strictly enforced Candlestick charts are just mirrors, volume reveals the truth—this hits the point Waiting for a flat position is the most tormenting, but often the best opportunities come from waiting I've stepped into too many traps of sharp declines followed by rebounds, now I just instinctively dodge when I see them Letting go of obsession and greed sounds simple, but few can truly do it Market makers never follow the usual routines, but retail investors always want to find that "inevitable" pattern Volume can't deceive people; your own greed is the biggest liar

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UnluckyMiner

· 01-07 06:56

It's easy to say, but the key is to control yourself. I chased the highs until I went bankrupt last year, and only now do I understand.

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LiquidationHunter

· 01-07 06:56

Basically, it's about mindset management. I've seen so many technical experts ultimately fall victim to greed. Waiting in a vacant position is really difficult, a hundred times harder than learning K-line analysis. Growing from 20,000 to 50 million sounds great, but 99% of people simply can't execute this method. I've heard many explanations about volume, but the key is to go through several big losses to truly understand. Relying on methods rather than luck—there's nothing wrong with that statement, but most people simply can't stick to it. I agree with this view, but the problem is that knowing is easy, doing is hard, everyone.

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Rekt_Recovery

· 01-07 06:48

ngl the "no greed no fear" part hits different after i've been liquidated like three times lmao... volume tells all fr fr

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rugged_again

· 01-07 06:45

Basically, it's about controlling your hands, not chasing highs or being greedy. Wait, this theory sounds simple, why are so many people still losing money? Volume is indeed important, but the real difficulty lies in execution. I firmly believe in it, but I just can't execute every time... Those single-day volume spikes are really just bait; I've fallen into too many traps.

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JustHereForMemes

· 01-07 06:44

It's the same old story, I've heard it too many times haha --- Waiting with an empty position is really difficult, I just can't control my hands --- I've seen volume-based position building before, but most of the time it still results in losses --- It's easy to say, hard to do; only a few people can truly achieve these four "nothings" --- I've indeed studied volume analysis, but why do I always operate in the opposite direction --- Mentality management > technical analysis, this really hit me --- From 20,000 to 50 million, this number is outrageous enough --- After a mild increase following a volume contraction, next time I’ll see if I can catch it

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