A seasoned trader deeply involved in the crypto space shared his practical insights. Over 8 years, he grew his initial capital of 300,000 to hundreds of millions without relying on insider information or gambling on luck. His success is based on a systematic methodology: not chasing rallies, not going all-in, and only following the trend.



Many believe that success in the crypto world depends solely on luck. But those who make it to the end understand a fundamental truth—patience and discipline are always what support you through the entire journey. After 2880 days of practical exploration, he distilled his experience into 6 ironclad trading rules, each one a hard-earned lesson.

Fast gains and slow declines? That’s a signal that the market manipulators are quietly accumulating. A rapid surge followed by a gradual correction isn’t a sign of topping out; it’s a shakeout. The real danger is a sudden plunge after a volume spike—an obvious trap to lure in more buyers.

Conversely, sharp declines and slow recoveries indicate that the manipulators are preparing to exit. A slow rebound after a flash crash might seem like a bargain, but it’s actually the last wave of manipulation. Don’t hold onto the illusion that “it won’t fall further,” because that’s usually the beginning of losses.

Volume at high levels doesn’t necessarily mean a top; lack of volume can be the real risk. Continuous high volume at a peak might still push prices higher, but if there’s no volume or movement, beware of a collapse. A single spike in volume at the bottom can tempt impulsive trading, but sustained volume is more reliable—single spikes are bait, and after a period of consolidation with decreasing volume, a series of volume increases signals genuine accumulation.

Ultimately, trading cryptocurrencies is fundamentally about trading emotions. All the rises and falls are hidden within trading volume. Don’t just focus on candlestick patterns; the key is to grasp market sentiment—trading volume reflects consensus, while price is just an illusion.

The final and deepest level of mastery: no obsession, ability to hold cash, no greed or chasing highs, no fear, and the courage to act. This isn’t about a Zen attitude; it’s the toughest trading mindset.

There are always opportunities in the crypto space; what’s lacking is the ability to control your hands and see the bigger picture clearly. The real support that keeps you steady comes from having someone help you understand the rhythm and point you in the right direction.
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DegenWhisperervip
· 2h ago
That's a good point, but turning 300,000 in 8 years into tens of millions—what are the chances of that? ... But the mindset part really hit home; so many people die because of greed and chasing gains.
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memecoin_therapyvip
· 2h ago
That's correct, but to be honest, most people who hear this set of theories are just listening in vain, and very few can actually execute it. Growing from 8 years to tens of millions requires incredible mental resilience. If it were me, I would have gone all-in during a sudden surge. Trading volume is indeed the core; many people only look at the price, but they don't realize that trading volume is the real truth. However, the last part of this paragraph feels a bit problematic... saying "someone helps you grasp the rhythm," it sounds just like the language used to manipulate and fleece retail investors.
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MaticHoleFillervip
· 2h ago
It sounds good, but in reality, you still have to feel your way through it yourself. It sounds like a big principle, but who can really do it at critical moments? Making tens of millions in 8 years... the probability isn't much higher than winning the lottery. Discipline is correct, but this thing is easy to say and really damn hard to do. The last paragraph is a bit dangerous, don't get caught up in the rhythm. Are all the rises and falls in the volume? I still can't understand it. Without obsession, being able to hold an empty position sounds like cultivation; how many people in the crypto circle can do that? The key is knowing when "it's enough to fall," that’s true skill.
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rugpull_ptsdvip
· 2h ago
8 years turning 300,000 into tens of millions... It's easy to say, but only those who have endured a few bear markets know how difficult it really is. I've heard a hundred times that you shouldn't chase the hype, but the real question is, who can stay calm when the market rises? --- Volume won't lie, but people will deceive themselves. I'm truly afraid of high prices with no volume; I've experienced it myself. --- To put it simply, mindset determines everything. Holding a position without panic is even more difficult than full positions, and I agree with that. --- "Someone helping you grasp the rhythm"—this phrase sounds like a sales pitch for a course. --- After falling enough, it will fall again. Everyone must learn this painful lesson themselves. --- The word "discipline" sounds simple, but executing it is a hell of a challenge. --- I've stepped on the trap of increased volume at the bottom before; don't think that a single volume spike is an opportunity, really.
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BlockchainBouncervip
· 2h ago
Turning 300,000 in 8 years into hundreds of millions sounds easy, but in reality, this guy has probably stepped on countless pitfalls. Systematic methodology sounds impressive, but can you really replicate it when it’s in your hands? Everyone says don’t chase the highs and don’t go all-in, but the key is whether you can hold your nerve at that moment. Volume is the real truth, I agree with that. But honestly, how many people can truly understand the logic behind the trading volume? The phrase "no obsession, empty positions" hits the hardest. This state of mind sounds easy to say, but to actually do it... hmm, I won’t go into it. When someone points out a clear direction, it’s quite worth being cautious about.
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GasFeeNightmarevip
· 2h ago
Honestly, turning 300,000 into tens of millions does sound really tempting, but I've heard too many versions of this theory. The key is that very few people can actually execute it, especially when the bear market hits, and all discipline is thrown out the window. It's true that not chasing the highs and not going all-in is correct, but the real difficulty lies in knowing when to act and when to hide. As for volume, honestly, it's mostly armchair analysis done after the fact. And that last line, "Someone helps you grasp the rhythm," isn't that another recommendation for a teacher or paid course? I'm all too familiar with these tricks in the crypto world. Eight years of persistence is indeed impressive, but can luck really be completely excluded? I have my doubts. Mindset is definitely the core, no doubt about that. But from knowing to truly doing, there's an ocean in between. It sounds like Zen philosophy, but in actual trading, aren't we just trembling in front of the candlestick charts? If volume determines rise and fall, then why do so many people understand K-line charts yet still lose money? This theory is so perfect, so flawless that it’s a bit suspicious.
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DarkPoolWatchervip
· 2h ago
It sounds good, but how many people can truly achieve "no attachment and empty positions"? I've seen too many retail investors who know these principles but die chasing highs. Growing to hundreds of millions sounds sexy, but using a capital of 300,000... choosing the sample itself is biased. Trading volume is indeed important, but ultimately it's about psychological resilience. 99% of people fail in execution.
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