#以太坊大户持仓变化 Entered the market in 2008 with just two thousand yuan. Now? The account has grown to 36 million.
The road hasn't been smooth. Liquidated, trapped, stayed up late, anxious. Every pit is deep, every lesson costly. But these experiences have taught me a few truths.
Master one, and you can lose ten thousand less; truly understand three, and you can avoid nine out of ten traps.
**Rapid rise combined with slow decline, this is not a peak.** In most cases, this is the market maker quietly accumulating. The real danger is another signal—sudden heavy selling after volume surges, which is a sign of harvesting.
**A sharp drop followed by a slow rebound, don’t try to bottom fish.** Small rebounds after a flash crash are false signals; they often occur before distribution. Don’t be fooled by the illusion of "no more falling," the market is deliberately harvesting the lucky.
**High volume at a high level isn’t necessarily bad news; the real danger is no volume.** Trading volume proves there’s still a battle; the market is lively. When volume shrinks, it means the main players have quietly left, leaving only air.
**Don’t rush to buy when volume increases at the bottom; look for sustainability.** A single day of huge volume doesn’t mean much. Continuous volume, especially after consolidation, is a true sign of building positions.
**Candlestick charts are just surface; trading volume is the underlying color.** The price is just a mirror of sentiment. Understanding volume is how you truly see through the market.
**The highest level of mastery boils down to one word—nothing.** Without obsession, you can calmly hold a position; without greed, you have the courage to take profits during gains; without fear, you dare to enter at the bottom. Compared to understanding trends, controlling your emotions is much more difficult.
Eight years, from ignorance to calmness, 2920 days of experience have taught me one thing: the person who makes money is never the smartest, but the most patient. Opportunities are never lacking; what’s missing is a clear direction.
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ApeWithNoFear
· 01-08 17:45
Damn, is this the so-called survivor bias? Why does no one talk about those who went straight to liquidation after entering in 2008?
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just_vibin_onchain
· 01-07 03:08
Alright, I see this guy entered the market in 2008 with 2,000 yuan and now it's 36 million... To be honest, that's pretty intense. But as for volume analysis, I have to say, it's really blown out of proportion. I'm just asking, who can really tell in real trading whether it's accumulation or distribution? I definitely don't have that ability.
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SchroedingerGas
· 01-06 16:35
That was harsh. Eight years and 36 million is indeed outrageous. But what I admire most is that phrase "none." Many people just die because of greed and fear.
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SatoshiSherpa
· 01-06 16:33
Wait, you're talking so mysteriously. Why don't you have a screenshot as proof?
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bridgeOops
· 01-06 16:31
2008, two thousand yuan is now 36 million. I've heard this story many times, but I always want to ask—Is it true? However, those points about volume do hit home, especially the idea that "shrinking volume is the real danger." I’ve fallen for that before.
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FallingLeaf
· 01-06 16:28
It does sound really impressive, but why do I feel like this set of theories works well in every market condition?
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That might be a bit over the top. I just want to ask one question—are the 36 million still there?
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The volume aspect is indeed the real deal. Only after experiencing pitfalls do you understand.
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People who haven't been liquidated in 8 years are indeed rare; I believe in this.
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That non-attachment part is a bit Zen-like, but it really hits the core.
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The most important thing is emotional control; it's more valuable than any technical analysis.
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Honestly, when I see articles like this, I want to try it out, but in the end, I still prefer to stay in cash and wait for signals.
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It feels like chicken soup, but upon reflection, there seems to be something meaningful inside.
#以太坊大户持仓变化 Entered the market in 2008 with just two thousand yuan. Now? The account has grown to 36 million.
The road hasn't been smooth. Liquidated, trapped, stayed up late, anxious. Every pit is deep, every lesson costly. But these experiences have taught me a few truths.
Master one, and you can lose ten thousand less; truly understand three, and you can avoid nine out of ten traps.
**Rapid rise combined with slow decline, this is not a peak.** In most cases, this is the market maker quietly accumulating. The real danger is another signal—sudden heavy selling after volume surges, which is a sign of harvesting.
**A sharp drop followed by a slow rebound, don’t try to bottom fish.** Small rebounds after a flash crash are false signals; they often occur before distribution. Don’t be fooled by the illusion of "no more falling," the market is deliberately harvesting the lucky.
**High volume at a high level isn’t necessarily bad news; the real danger is no volume.** Trading volume proves there’s still a battle; the market is lively. When volume shrinks, it means the main players have quietly left, leaving only air.
**Don’t rush to buy when volume increases at the bottom; look for sustainability.** A single day of huge volume doesn’t mean much. Continuous volume, especially after consolidation, is a true sign of building positions.
**Candlestick charts are just surface; trading volume is the underlying color.** The price is just a mirror of sentiment. Understanding volume is how you truly see through the market.
**The highest level of mastery boils down to one word—nothing.** Without obsession, you can calmly hold a position; without greed, you have the courage to take profits during gains; without fear, you dare to enter at the bottom. Compared to understanding trends, controlling your emotions is much more difficult.
Eight years, from ignorance to calmness, 2920 days of experience have taught me one thing: the person who makes money is never the smartest, but the most patient. Opportunities are never lacking; what’s missing is a clear direction.
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