I have a teacher in Beijing who has been in the cryptocurrency circle for 17 years. I accompanied him from an initial capital of 100,000, and he has made it to over 80 million.

At 52, he lives more low-key than ordinary people, residing in a regular apartment, relying on an electric bike for transportation, and when he goes to the market to buy groceries, he meticulously negotiates prices. He says this kind of down-to-earth living reassures people.

He can multiply his capital by several hundred times, never relying on insider information or luck, but solely on adhering to a few iron rules. I've organized them to help everyone possibly avoid some detours:

1. Sudden rises and slow declines hide accumulation: After the main force raises prices, they won’t rush to sell off, but will gradually adjust to accumulate shares. When encountering this rhythm, don’t panic; don’t let small fluctuations shake you out.

2. Sudden drops and stagnation indicate selling: After a sudden large drop, if the rebound is weak, it’s likely that the main force is exiting. At this time, don’t think about bottom-fishing; it could very well be a “trap” left by others.

3. High volume at the top doesn’t necessarily mean it's the peak: High volume at the top often indicates a handover of shares, while it’s during a decline with low volume that one should be cautious of the market reaching its end.

4. High volume at the bottom is more stable: A single instance of high volume may be a bait; repeated high volume a few times indicates that the main force is truly entering, and consensus is forming.

5. Emotion is more important than patterns: Don’t fixate on complex indicators; ultimately, the market is driven by human nature, and trading volume is the most authentic reflection of emotion.

6. The word "no" is the ultimate mindset: Do not be attached, greedy, or fearful. Only those who can endure staying in cash and waiting are worthy of capturing significant market movements.

The biggest enemy in the cryptocurrency circle is not the speculators or the market, but one’s own greed and impulsiveness. The market is never lacking; only those who can maintain calm, control their hands, and guard their positions can reach the end.

Brother Le only does real transactions, doesn’t boast, doesn’t make empty promises, only shares real experiences that can help you survive in the market. The team still has spots available; whether to join depends on you #币安区块链周 #比特币波动性