Sometimes we ask ourselves, how much do we need to earn in the crypto world to let go of that anxiety? Someone used "simple effort" to turn 10,000 into 1.66 million within half a year—no secret formula, no chasing a bull run, just treating trading as a level to pass, gradually honing their instincts.

The six pieces of advice summarized by this group are worth repeatedly chewing over. Some are observations about market maker behavior, such as the rhythm of rapid rises and slow declines, which often hide wash trading tactics. Conversely, sharp drops followed by weak rebounds may indicate that funds are quietly withdrawing. The phenomena of volume surging at high levels and continuous volume at the bottom may look similar, but their underlying logic is completely different—one could be the last frenzy, while the other is a genuine signal of position building.

The price movements of coins like $ZEC, $ETH, and $PIPPIN have all validated similar patterns. Volume truly reflects market sentiment; candlestick charts are just the results. Low volume attracts no attention, but high volume means real funds are flowing in.

The last piece of advice sounds a bit Zen—"No move wins over having a move." Don't cling to every market wave; if it’s time to be out, be out; if it’s time to buy the dip, buy. A calm mindset prevents chaos. There are plenty of opportunities in the crypto space, but the truly scarce resource is traders who can see the bigger picture and control their trading. Hesitation now might mean missing the next wave.