Losses are nothing; as long as you hold your position, the chance to turn things around always exists. What often drives investors out of the market is not the market itself, but uncontrolled emotions.

The market’s most targeted victims are very clear—those whose mentality collapses and who become frantic. The more panicked you are, the faster the knife cuts; the calmer you remain, the more opportunities will gradually emerge.

After years of market experience, I’ve summarized a few practical trading rules to share with everyone:

**Rapid rise, slow fall—this is a signal of a major transfer of chips**

At this stage, retail investors are most likely to cut losses at the lows. The smart move is to hold steady and wait for the next surge. Cryptocurrencies like ZEC, PIPPIN, BEAT have all experienced such processes in history.

**Sharp decline, but the rebound is delayed—funds are fleeing**

Trying to catch the bottom at this point will only catch the last tail. Wise traders wait for rebound signals instead of rushing to fill the pit.

**High trading volume at high levels is a key observation point**

If trading volume remains high, it indicates there’s still room for market battles. Once volume shrinks, consider reducing your holdings. This is a warning from the market—don’t ignore it.

**Volume expansion at low levels requires multiple confirmations**

A single volume spike is just a probing move. Only after multiple volume increases form a consensus can we say the real opportunity has arrived. This is when a breakout is more worth looking forward to.

Ultimately, the market is a confrontation of emotions, and trading volume is the most direct record of this confrontation. Those who can hold their ground and endure short-term fluctuations are the ultimate winners. They are not afraid to hold cash and wait, just for the next big market wave.

Market opportunities never lack; what’s missing is execution.