#美联储重启降息步伐 I've been hustling in the crypto market for almost ten years now, starting with a meager cobbled-together principal and gradually building up to my current scale—I can't disclose the exact number, but it's enough to give me some say in this market.

No insider info, never caught any get-rich-quick waves. I just stuck stubbornly to a method that seems pretty "dumb," clearing one level after another like beating stages in a video game.

I've been liquidated. I've sold at a loss. I've stared at heavily red positions at 3AM thinking about giving up. But those who make it through will realize: the market is always speaking, it's just that most people can't understand it.

Over the years, I've summed up six down-to-earth rules—not fancy, but they work:

**Rule 1: Volume is the Steering Wheel**
If the price surges hard but pulls back gently, it's usually the main players accumulating. After a big pump, if you suddenly see a huge red candle, that's the warning shot for a cash-out.

**Rule 2: Don’t Rush to Catch a Flash Crash**
If it falls hard and rises slowly, it's probably a sell-off. A rebound after a flash crash? Nine times out of ten, it's a trap—don't trust it.

**Rule 3: Low Volume at Highs is Deadly**
A spike in volume at the top doesn't always mean an immediate crash, but if the price moves sideways at the top and volume keeps shrinking, that's the eerie calm before the storm.

**Rule 4: Be Patient at the Bottom**
One surge in volume doesn't signal a bottom. You need to wait for repeated choppy moves, with volume shrinking to the extreme, and then a clear burst in volume—that's when you've really hit the bottom.

**Rule 5: Candlesticks are Surface; Volume is the Truth**
Trading volume is the ECG of market sentiment. Shrinking volume = hesitation; surging volume = capital entering. Understand volume, and you understand where the money is going.

**Rule 6: Being in Cash is Also a Position**
Have the guts to sit on your hands and watch the show—don’t chase pumps or panic sell. Be decisive when it's time to buy the dip, and don’t hesitate to exit when it's time to leave. This isn’t being Zen, it’s a survival skill.

The Fed’s rate cut has landed, and the liquidity story is about to begin again. There’s never a shortage of opportunities in the market; what’s lacking is the insight to spot them and the discipline to hold on.

I've stepped on enough landmines, so I’m willing to break down my experience like this. The market is brewing—don't grope around blindly on your own. $BTC $ETH $GT, pay attention to what really matters.