#ETH价格走势解读 $ETH I know a woman, she's 36 this year and lives in Shanghai. Ten years ago, she entered the scene with 120,000 yuan, and now she owns five properties—one for herself, one for her parents, and the remaining three are rented out.

Honestly, she doesn't have any secret tricks. She admits her luck is average, doesn't have any inside info, and just learned through trial and error. Turning 120,000 into 50 million sounds exaggerated, but her approach is actually dead simple—it just works.

She once told me a few things that I still remember to this day:

"Watching the market isn't about reading charts, it's about figuring out what the people behind them are thinking." If the price is surging but the pullbacks are gentle, most likely someone is quietly accumulating—don’t get scared off by appearances. On the flip side, if it drops sharply and rebounds weakly, that usually means someone is dumping—trying to buy the dip then is just giving away money.

She also said that heavy volume at the top doesn't always mean it's peaked; sometimes it's the final push. The real top shows declining volume. It's the same at the bottom—a single spike in volume doesn’t count, you need several in a row to prove the market is reaching consensus.

But what I respect most isn’t her technical skill, it’s her understanding of "endurance." She said the hardest thing in crypto isn't finding opportunities, it's controlling yourself—no greed, no fear, no stubbornness. If you can handle the loneliness of being out of the market, you’ll be in position to catch the real big moves.

Most people wipe out not because they misread the market, but because their mentality collapses, they get itchy hands, and lose discipline. She made it from 120,000 to where she is now because she survived every time and always kept her composure.

There are always opportunities in the market, but only those who last have the right to talk about winning.