#大户持仓变化 One of my friends, 37 years old, has been navigating the cryptocurrency market for 9 years.

His initial investment wasn't large—only 120,000 yuan—but through continuous practical experience and step-by-step accumulation, he now owns three properties—one for himself, one for his parents, and another for rental income. His account assets have also grown to over 30 million.

This guy doesn't have any secret tricks, doesn't rely on insider information, and doesn't depend on luck. It's all about sticking to fundamentals and principled approaches. His method may seem the simplest, but it's also the most solid. Those indicators and so-called precise predictions from big influencers are not as effective as his system.

Over these nine years of experience, I’ve summarized his core insights into six points. If you want to survive long in the market, these are more important than anything:

**When a significant rise is accompanied by weak declines, it’s usually large funds quietly accumulating.** Don’t be scared by daily fluctuations; the key is to observe the rhythm of the funds. Those with patience can always see the underlying logic.

Conversely—when prices drop rapidly but rebounds are weak—that’s basically a signal that the main players are offloading. Never dream of bottom-fishing at this point; jumping in then is just setting a trap for yourself.

Be attentive when watching the market. Large volume spikes at high levels don’t necessarily mean a top. Sometimes, funds are still in their final sprint. True market tops often show signs of decreasing volume.

The logic at the bottom is similar. A single large volume spike isn’t conclusive, but multiple sustained volume increases indicate that market consensus is brewing.

Trading fundamentally boils down to three things: mindset, discipline, and emotional control. Good news or bad news are external variables; market manipulations are part of the game. How much you can earn ultimately depends on whether you can control yourself.

And the most difficult but most valuable point: be free of desires, fears, and attachments. Those who can endure periods of no position and stay calm are the ones qualified to seize real opportunities. The market is never short of opportunities or traps. Only those who survive are worthy of talking about winning.

His ability to turn things around isn’t because he caught a few good points in the market, but because he endured every challenge and kept his composure each time. Those who aren’t tossed around by the market, time becomes their weapon.