Eight years ago, my ex-wife despised me for not having a car or a house, barging into my home with another man.

But I didn’t lose heart; I plunged into the cryptocurrency circle without hesitation, just to show my worth.

Eight years later, I taught her a lesson with the tens of millions in my bank account.

Now, as a seasoned player in the cryptocurrency world, today I want to share some counterintuitive yet practical insights with everyone.

Starting with an initial capital of 10,000, I grew it to over 30 million, without insider knowledge, shortcuts, or relying on luck.

Many people ask me:

Why can some people stay in the market for a long time to make money, while others can’t survive a round of market fluctuations?

The answer is simple—they understand the rhythm of the market makers and control their emotions.

The following 6 rules are survival principles I have verified over more than two thousand days and nights; they are not complicated but very valuable.

First, a rapid rise followed by a slow fall often does not indicate a peak.

A sudden price surge followed by a slow correction is mostly a washout and capital turnover; there’s no need to panic and exit.

Second, a rapid fall followed by a slow rise is usually not an opportunity.

After a flash crash, if the price slowly climbs, it may seem like a second chance to enter, but in reality, it is mostly the end of unloading—don’t be fooled by the thought of “it has already dropped so much.”

Third, high volume at a peak doesn’t necessarily mean failure; low volume should raise your alert.

If the price rises at a high level with accompanying volume, there’s still room for speculation.

Once the price consolidates and volume sharply decreases, this calmness is often a precursor to a significant drop.

Fourth, a single volume spike at the bottom does not equal a reversal.

A true bottom is formed through grinding; several days or even weeks of stable volume indicate that capital is seriously building positions; a single large bullish candle is at most a smokescreen.

Fifth, price is the result, and volume is the emotion.

Many people focus on the candlestick patterns, but in reality, volume is what matters—it reflects market consensus and the true shifts in bullish and bearish forces.

Sixth, being able to short means you are a true expert.

Holding cash is not cowardice but a wise choice.

Not chasing highs is restraint, and not panicking is confidence.

When you can approach the market without attachment, trading will truly serve you.

In the past, you walked alone in the dark; now, Brother Fei lights the way for you.

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