#ETH走势分析 From drop to zero to earning 10 million a year, I spent a full three years. I didn't take shortcuts, didn't rely on luck, just repeated a few silly methods to the extreme.

$LSK Looking back now, those complex technical indicators and flashy strategies turn out to be less effective than a few simple principles. The market never lies; it is your own greed and fear that deceive you.

$GIGGLE These six iron rules were bought with real money. Behind each one corresponds to a painful liquidation or missed opportunity.

**Rapid Rise, Slow Fall? Don't Rush to Get On Board**

There was a time when a certain altcoin surged by 40% in three days. I excitedly jumped in, only to see it continue to decline for the next two weeks. Later, I realized: a quick rise and a slow fall is a sign of the big players washing their chips. The real peak is often followed by a violent surge directly leading to a waterfall; that is what we call a trap for buyers.

**Rebound after the plunge? It might be a trap**

The drop is both fast and fierce, and then it slowly climbs back up—I've encountered this "golden pit" more than once. Now I understand: this is the retreat of funds, and the rebound is just giving you one last chance to escape. Don't ask "can it still drop after falling so much?" The answer is always: yes.

**Top volume ≠ danger signal**

High volume at a high position makes many people think a crash is imminent. However, that's not necessarily the case. The volume indicates that there is still capital in play, which could mean another surge is possible. The real danger is: high position consolidation with trading volume shrinking to a pitiful level - that's a signal that no one is taking over.

**Volume at the bottom can be genuine or fake**

A sudden spike in volume in a single day may be a trap for the bulls; only a sustained increase in volume over several days counts. Especially after a prolonged period of consolidation with low volume, a sudden and continuous increase in volume to break out is the real action of the main force building positions.

**The K-line may lie, but the trading volume does not**

Emotions cannot be concealed. A decrease in volume indicates that no one is participating, and the market cannot rise; an increase in volume signifies that funds have entered the market, and opportunities have arrived. Technical indicators can be misleading, but the footprints of capital cannot deceive.

**Without obsession, one can survive**

Not being attached to the direction of price fluctuations, if it's time to hold cash, then hold cash; not being greedy, so you won't chase highs; not being fearful, so you dare to buy at low positions. This is not a Zen mindset; this is the basic quality of a professional trader.

The crypto market is not lacking in trends; what it lacks are people who can steady their hands, understand the volume, and maintain the rhythm.

Once you get used to these six rules, you'll find that making money is never about being smarter, but about being steadier. Those stories of getting rich overnight are just for listening; the ones who truly make it to the end are the most stable group of people.