My name is Ya Jie, 38 years old, and I have been working hard in the crypto world for eight years. Starting with a principal of 200,000, I now have 20 million in my account, and three villas under my name have also been settled.

Many people ask me what my secret is. To be honest, there’s nothing special—it's not because I got insider information, nor is it pure luck. I simply stuck to a "foolish method" that most people look down upon.

The core of this method boils down to six points. Understanding just one can save you a lot of losses; truly mastering three can basically surpass 90% of retail investors in the market.

**Don’t panic and run during rapid rises and slow declines**

After a quick price surge, if a downward trend follows, nine out of ten times it’s the market maker doing a shakeout to collect chips. This kind of fluctuation is normal. The real thing to watch out for is a sudden cliff-like crash after a volume spike—this is the market maker’s true trick to lure in buyers and offload.

**Don’t bottom fish during rapid declines and slow rebounds**

A sudden plunge followed by a slow rebound, making it look like the market is warming up? Don’t be fooled. This is often a trap to lure more buyers. Judgments like "it’s already bottomed out" are just hearsay. Market makers won’t go soft just because you’re a retail investor.

**Identify risks at the top through volume analysis**

Continuous volume increase and oscillation at high levels might still push prices higher—but once trading volume suddenly dries up and the market becomes silent, a storm is coming.

**Watch for sustained volume at the bottom**

A single-day volume spike? Mostly an illusion, meant to tempt you into chasing the high. The real bottom signal is a period of reduced volume consolidating the base, followed by a series of gentle, sustained volume increases during upward moves. That’s more reliable.

**Volume is the emotional code**

Trading crypto ultimately is about trading people’s psychology. And trading volume is a mirror of market consensus. Candlestick charts can be faked, but volume doesn’t lie.

**The "Wu" Mindset Method**

No obsession—be able to hold an empty position and wait for truly reliable opportunities.
No greed—avoid chasing highs endlessly, which leads to being trapped.
No fear—dare to quietly position yourself at lows when the market is most panicked.

Every day in the crypto world, stories of getting rich quickly can be found. But those who truly succeed are never the fastest runners; they are the ones who have someone lighting a lamp in the dark. That lamp is these trading rules.