"Are you kidding? Turning 200k into 50 million in five years?"

Last year in Shenzhen, I directly confronted Old Zhang like this.

He didn't argue either, took out his phone and opened the asset page to shove it in front of my eyes — that string of numbers nearly made me drop the milk tea in my hand.

No airdrop luck, no insider information, just the "outdated" three tricks he talks about.

Today, how much you can understand depends entirely on yourself.

**First move: Rise like a fierce tiger, fall like a snail - don't be in a hurry to hand over your gun**

The price is skyrocketing quickly, but during the pullback, it moves slowly, like squeezing toothpaste, inching down little by little.

This kind of trend? There's a high probability that someone is secretly hoarding. When you're panicking and cutting losses at this time, you're just sending them bullets.

Key point: Hold the support level, unless the heart rate spikes to 100, don't act rashly, just lie down for the remaining time.

**Second Move: Waterfall Crash, Soft Rebound - Don't Fantasy About Bottom Fishing**

The rebound after the plunge can't even reach half of the drop, and the trading volume is waning day by day. This is not an opportunity, it's a trap.

Remember: Breaking below the previous low + exhausted trading volume = quickly get out. Don't comfort yourself with "cheap"; often, behind a seemingly good price lies a deeper pit.

**Third move: Focus on volume, not just the excitement — if there's high volume at a high position, keep pushing, if there's low volume at a high position, it's time to run.**

Top volume does not equal a crash; many times it is a relay race of capital.

A decrease in volume at the top is truly fatal; when the buying pressure is exhausted, the price will naturally fall.

The bottom is the same: the first wave of volume is a probe, the second wave counts as a confirmation signal, and only the third wave is worth taking action.

Key point: Trading volume is the thermometer of the market; any breakout without volume support is just a false move.

**Ultimate Mindset: Staying Calm is More Important than Watching the Market**

Not greedy, not afraid, not overthinking—sounds mysterious, but it's actually the core of avoiding most pitfalls.

Price fluctuations, data, news... are all illusions of the market. What truly determines profit and loss is your own mind.

Practice simple methods until they become instinctive, shield away all distractions, and only then can you seize opportunities steadily when they arise.

Final sentence: The market is active every day. Lower your heartbeat to 60 before placing an order, and you'll surpass most people.

Many people are stuck in a deadlock, not because they don't work hard, but because they lack a guiding light.

The market is always there, opportunities won't wait—only by following the right direction can you walk out of the fog.