Twelve years, from 300,000 to 90 million.

This veteran in Shanghai still lives in a residential building, rides an electric bike, and haggles at the market.
He says: "Keep your feet on the ground, and your mind won't drift."
Earning this amount is not luck, but six strict rules:
First, rapid rise and slow fall are for accumulation.
Don't panic during quick rises and slow declines; the main players are quietly buying. Don't chase after rapid rises, and stay calm during slow declines.
Second, avoid catching the falling knife during sharp drops and stagnant rises.
If it can't rebound after a big drop, it's called a "dead cat bounce." The main players have left, don't try to catch the falling knife.
Third, volume at high levels ≠ top.
It might be a handover. The real danger is shrinking volume at high levels—when no one is playing anymore, it’s time to fall.
Fourth, a single large volume at the bottom is a false bottom.
The true bottom is when volume continues to increase but the price can't drop further—that's when the main players are entering.
Fifth, chart patterns are not important; trading volume is the real language.
Candlestick charts can be drawn, but volume can't be fooled. Understanding volume means understanding market sentiment.
Sixth, the ultimate mental approach: none.
No greed, no fear, no impulsiveness. Only those who can stay out of the market can withstand the big trends.
He says: "The biggest enemy in the crypto world is never others, but yourself."
From 300,000 to 90 million, it's not about genius, but about stability, patience, and insight.
These six rules are his strict guidelines.
Step by step, creating a legend @BrotherFeng is leading the trades.