There's a question that keeps circling in my mind—how much profit do I need to make with these U in my hands to be worthy of the three years of hustle in the crypto world?

From 10,000U to 9,000,000U, I haven't relied on insider information, nor did I catch the crazy bull market moments. I just treat trading as leveling up by defeating monsters, honing my skills over 1095 days. Today, I’ll share six real rules I’ve summarized—understanding just one can help you avoid losing tens of thousands, and mastering three can keep you steady against most retail investors.

**Rapid Rise, Slow Drop = Quiet Accumulation**
When the market surges sharply and then slowly declines, it's usually a shakeout. Don't rush to cut losses. When it hits the top, it often suddenly spikes with high volume, then "whoosh" drops down—this is a trap set to lure in buyers.

**Fast Drop, Slow Rise = Stealth Selling**
A slow rebound after a flash crash isn't necessarily a bargain; it could be the final blow. Don't think "it's fallen so much, it can't fall further"—that mindset is the easiest way to get trapped.

**The Mystery of Top Volume**
High volume at high prices might still push higher, but if suddenly volume disappears at the top, that's a bad sign.

**Patience at the Bottom with Volume**
A single spike in volume is just bait; wait until it oscillates for a few days and then continues with volume for several days—that's the real accumulation period.

**Trading Volume = Market Sentiment**
Candlestick charts are just the result; only volume reveals true emotion—small volume indicates no one is playing, sudden volume spikes show real capital entering.

**"Nothing" is the Ultimate Skill**
No obsession, be willing to be out of the market when needed, and act when the time is right—no greed, no panic. This isn't about lying flat; it's about mastering your mindset.

Opportunities in the crypto world are endless, but what’s scarce is the ability to control your hands and see the situation clearly. Often, you're not slow—you're just blindly stumbling in the dark. Learn this method, take a small step forward, and stop circling around.