That moment, I stared at the bouncing numbers in my account in a daze—earning 300,000 yuan in a single day, I suddenly realized one thing: when money truly lands in your pocket, all confusion and mystery instantly dissipate.

I am 37 years old this year and have been trading in Shenzhen for a long time. I have been in the crypto world for over 7 years, experiencing countless market surges and crashes. My proudest achievement is turning $30,000 into $5 million in four years, but this was not achieved through insider information or luck, rather by developing a seemingly "dumb as hell" method.

Over these seven years, my core focus has been on one thing: treating the market as a game of leveling up and fighting monsters. Liquidations, stop-losses, getting back up—repeating this cycle endlessly. Many people have asked me how I do it, so today I will openly share six pieces of experience.

**First: Trading volume hides the intentions of the big players.** Rapid rises combined with slow declines are often the main players quietly accumulating positions; a slight pullback after a rally should not cause panic—true market tops are always accompanied by high-volume sell-offs.

**Second: Flash crashes are never the end.** A quick drop followed by a slow rebound essentially indicates the main players are gradually offloading. Don’t hold onto the illusion that "it won’t fall again once it’s fallen enough"—there’s often still plenty of room to fall.

**Third: Dead silence at high levels is the most dangerous.** High-volume activity at high levels doesn’t necessarily mean the trend is over, but if the market is sideways at high levels, with sluggish trading and a terrifying silence, that’s the night before a collapse.

**Fourth: The bottom tests patience.** A single surge in volume may just be a trap to lure more buyers; only after a series of decreasing volumes followed by a volume spike is a genuine sign of accumulation.

**Fifth: Trading volume is the market’s thermometer.** Candlestick charts only show the results; the true market sentiment is written in the volume: sluggish volume indicates market silence, while explosive volume means funds are pouring in wildly.

**Sixth: The highest realm of trading is "nothing."** No obsession allows for the courage to hold cash and observe at critical moments; no greed prevents reckless chasing and buying at highs; no fear enables rational low-buying at the bottom. This is not some Zen-like mindset, but the psychological foundation that top traders must possess.

Opportunities and risks coexist in the crypto world. Change your mindset, change your results.