#数字资产市场动态 A friend from Zhejiang has been navigating the crypto market for a full 12 years. I have witnessed firsthand how he gradually grew an initial capital of over 400,000 yuan into an eight-figure fortune—without any shortcuts or relying on insider information.



But the most interesting thing is that, despite accumulating more wealth, his daily life hardly changed. At 48 years old, he still lives in an ordinary community, rides an electric scooter around town, and even bargains with vegetable vendors over two yuan at the market. Fluctuations in currencies like $BIFI have little impact on his lifestyle.

Over the years, I’ve observed that his ability to multiply his principal hundreds of times relies entirely on a set of self-discovered iron rules. Summarizing them might offer some insights for everyone:

**Regarding Main Player Behavior**: After a rapid surge, the market usually doesn’t immediately dump and walk away. Instead, it often absorbs more chips through slow retracements. When you see this kind of行情, don’t rush to cut losses; small fluctuations are often a prelude to further rises. Conversely, if there’s a sudden sharp drop followed by a weak rebound, be cautious—this likely indicates that the big players are quietly exiting, and don’t be fooled into bottom-fishing.

**Regarding Volume Signals**: High volume at a top doesn’t necessarily mean a peak; it often just indicates chip turnover. The real danger is shrinking volume during a decline, which usually means the trend is nearing its end. For currencies like $GMT, multiple rounds of volume at the bottom are more reliable—single spikes in volume could be traps to lure buyers, and only after several repetitions can you see that a consensus is truly forming.

**Regarding Mindset Management**: Don’t get confused by all kinds of complex indicators; volume is the most genuine reflection of market sentiment. The market is fundamentally driven by human nature. The highest-level mental approach boils down to two words—"Nothing." Don’t cling to a particular trend, don’t greedily chase highs, and don’t fear stop-losses. Being able to stay calm allows you to wait for the real big opportunities.

In the crypto world, the biggest opponent is never the market maker or the trend, but your own greed and itchy fingers. Keeping a steady mindset and controlling your impulses are the keys to becoming the ultimate winner.
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BearMarketLightningvip
· 01-17 06:52
Reliable buddy, this is the true realm of cultivation. 12 years of sharpening the sword, that's the spirit. --- Another me ruined by mindset. Watching him haggle at the market, I think he's the real winner. --- The phrase "shrinking volume and declining price" hits home; how many people have died right here. --- The word "nothing" is said too harshly. Not being able to sit still must be the original sin. --- Not persistent, not greedy, not fearful—easy to say, but how about doing it? Anyway, I lost because of itchy fingers. --- A net worth in the eight figures yet still bargaining on an electric bike—this kind of vision is truly different. --- Volume is the real thing; indicators are all deceptive. This is a wake-up call. --- The key is to endure. 12 years—how many people can't last three months?
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Fren_Not_Foodvip
· 01-17 03:37
Growing hundreds of times over in 12 years and still bargaining at the vegetable market—that's the true winner's mindset. Controlling your hands is much harder than trying to predict the market; that's a brilliant point. Volume is the real thing; other indicators are just illusions. Remember this: a decline on shrinking volume. Many people have fallen into this trap. Mindset management is truly the greatest cultivation; unfortunately, 99% of people can't do it. The desire to catch the bottom is the deadliest; when prices plummet, you want to buy in, but end up getting crushed even worse. Being able to stay put is how you make big money—that's the key insight.
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unrekt.ethvip
· 01-15 19:20
It takes 12 years to multiply a few hundred times, and I still have to ride an electric bike every day to bargain. This deal is not worth it haha Controlling oneself is harder than anything else, I just can't do it The volume capability is indeed a good thing; only when the bottom repeatedly shows increased volume do I dare to follow. One or two times are just traps Managing your mindset sounds easy, but when it comes to cutting losses, who cares about "nothing" anymore This guy is impressive. After achieving financial freedom, he's still so low-key Decreasing volume during a decline is really something to watch out for. Many people get trapped here That's right, greed and itchy fingers have killed 80% of people
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rekt_but_resilientvip
· 01-15 08:08
Wow, 12 years of hundreds of times growth and still riding an electric bike to buy groceries every day? This mindset is truly incredible, more stable than any crypto whale I've ever seen.
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CryptoMotivatorvip
· 01-14 07:38
Reliable people never boast; quietly making money is the best strategy. --- Haggling over two yuan, now that's true wealth, hilarious. --- Volume capacity doesn't lie; it's just that retail investors can't understand it. --- It's really hard to sit still; I always get itchy hands. --- This guy from Zhejiang is a living textbook; he can multiply his holdings hundreds of times without insider info. Respect. --- The mental approach is just two words: "None"? Easy to say, but how many can really do it? --- I've been burned by shrinking volume declines before; now I run as soon as I see it. --- Stop talking, I just remembered those coins I cut losses on; I want to die. --- Relying solely on discipline for twelve years is more calm than my three months of chasing quick profits. --- That moment of bargaining at the wet market really hit me; truly wealthy people are never impatient. --- I always think the top has been reached when volume increases at high levels, but I keep getting trapped. --- The idea that markets are driven by human nature is so piercing; I always lose because of greed.
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retroactive_airdropvip
· 01-14 07:34
This guy is really incredible. He has been sharpening his sword since 2012 just to master one word—"patience." I tried it too, and ended up impulsively chasing $GMT, which dropped by -40%. LOL...
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NewPumpamentalsvip
· 01-14 07:31
This guy is the real deal, he’s been grinding for 12 years, and he’s even bargaining while riding an electric bike—that’s true enlightenment. --- Volume is the real thing; don’t talk to me about complicated indicators, they’re just toys for the little guys. --- The only mental method is two words: "None"? My goodness, it sounds simple, but actually doing it is really hellishly difficult. --- The worst thing is a shrinking volume decline; whenever that happens, I can’t sleep. --- Human nature, in the crypto world, the biggest enemy is really that itchy hand of yours. --- Why haven’t I encountered a rapid surge without a dump? Could it all just be my imagination?
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MemecoinTradervip
· 01-14 07:14
ngl the "心态管理" part hits different when you realize most people can't even hold their bags for 48 hours lmao
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HodlKumamonvip
· 01-14 07:14
Damn, this guy is really tough. He has been sharpening his sword since 2012 just to maintain his mindset. My fingers are already itching to buy the dip at any moment, haha. I couldn't hold back during the negotiation over two bucks. Making eight figures and still having to outsmart vegetable vendors—that's the real survival skill in the crypto world. I remember that shrinking volume decline is more terrifying than a crash. I was fooled by that kind of "boiling frog" market many times before. Honestly, it's still a matter of human nature. No matter how many candlestick charts you watch, you can't escape your own greed. That's the most heartbreaking part. An 8-figure wealthy man riding an electric bike at 48 truly刷新我的认知了. It feels like the success stories in the crypto world are not just about sudden wealth.
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