#数字货币领域调整# As a 35-year-old investor from Hunan, currently residing in Guangzhou, I have grown my initial capital of 190,000 to over 6 million in four years. This achievement is not due to luck or insider information, but comes from a trap that has been repeatedly practiced and refined. The following six trading rules are experiences I have summarized after 1460 days of losses, stop losses, and mistakes. Understanding just one of them could help avoid hundreds of thousands in losses, and mastering three could allow you to surpass most retail investors.

First, when the market shows a rapid rise followed by a slow pullback, it usually indicates that the main force is accumulating chips. The true characteristic of a market top is not a slow decline, but a significant plunge that occurs after a rapid surge following a large volume of trading.

Secondly, a slow rebound after a sudden crash is usually not a good entry opportunity, but rather a trap. Investors who expect that "after a big drop there will inevitably be a rebound" often lose patience at the critical turning points of the market.

Third, a decline in trading volume at high levels is a warning signal that the market may collapse. A large amount of trading at the peak does not necessarily mean the market has ended, but when there is a continuous decrease in trading volume at high levels and a reduction in market activity, it often indicates a significant drop is about to occur.

Fourth, a true market bottom requires sustained volume expansion to confirm. A single increase in volume may just be a trap to lure in bulls; only after a period of consolidation with reduced volume followed by a continuous increase in volume can it be considered a genuine signal for building positions.

Fifth, trading volume is an important indicator for assessing market sentiment. The candlestick chart only reflects the results of price movements, while trading volume reveals the true intentions of the capital. A decrease in trading volume indicates a strong wait-and-see sentiment in the market, while a surge in trading volume signifies that a market consensus is forming.

Finally, the highest realm of trading is to reach a state of "nothingness." Only by having no attachments can one maintain a vacant position and wait when necessary, only by avoiding greed can one prevent blindly chasing highs, and only by overcoming fear can one decisively buy at the right moment. This is not only a cultivation of mindset but also the foundation of risk control.

The cryptocurrency market is always full of opportunities, but what is truly scarce are investors who can maintain a calm mindset and insight into the essence of the market. Most people fail not because of slow action, but because of the wrong direction. If you feel lost in the market, consider changing your investment mindset starting from these six trading rules. Market opportunities are fleeting; how will you respond this time?