Eight years in trading, now 31 years old. Two years ago, assets broke through A8 level, starting with $XMR for accommodation at $2,000.

This is not bragging, it's a fact. Those around me who run factories or do e-commerce, their quality of life is simply not comparable to mine.

Want to turn your dead-end salary around? Too difficult. I figured it out early on and simply went all in on trading. After countless losses, I have the confidence I have today. I've seen the historical trends of $RIVER and $DUSK.

I've watched the market too much. I've experienced both bull and bear markets, gotten used to the rapid rises and falls. Surviving until now is because I stick to a few principles. It's not about having super skills, but about—knowing when to hide and when to charge.

**Regarding the rhythm of rises and falls, I’ve summarized a few routines:**

A very common situation: prices rise insanely fast, fall very slowly. At this point, never chase. That’s the market manipulators accumulating positions, slowly setting a trap for you. Conversely, after a sharp drop, a weak little rebound, don’t act either. It looks like a rebound, but it’s actually the market makers unloading at high levels, using the false appearance of a rebound to trick you into buying in.

Some people see a sudden increase in volume at the top and sell immediately, only to panic and get shaken out. Actually, a sudden volume spike doesn’t necessarily mean a top; sometimes, the market makers are just trying to push the last wave. But if the price rises to a high level with no volume, that’s the real time to run. Not running means waiting to be the last unlucky one to buy in. I’ve seen this happen several times with coins like $DUSK.

When volume increases at the bottom, don’t rush to buy. Many volume surges are just traps to lure more in. The real signal is when volume continues for several days and the price remains stable without falling. That’s key.

**In the end, the crypto market is all about emotions.**

How the market moves depends on emotions. To see emotions, look at trading volume. When you feel like rushing in, it’s usually when the market manipulators are about to run. When you’re scared and want to escape, they’ve already bought up everything. I’ve verified this pattern countless times.

That’s how the crypto world works—those who get wiped out aren’t necessarily talentless, but they can’t control their hands. Those dreaming of a quick big win to turn things around are all being cleaned out by the market. In the price swings of $XMR and $RIVER, you can see how many dreams are shattered.

I don’t think I’m that great. But I keep improving, keep observing, keep learning. The money I make isn’t because of luck, but from repeated reviews, pitfalls, and strategy adjustments. Relying on fantasies, chat groups calling signals, or pure luck won’t keep you in this market for more than half a year.

Now I use AI systems to analyze data, with a set of model strategies, riding the rhythm to catch waves. Honestly, the crypto market isn’t short of opportunities; what’s missing is people who can understand those opportunities. Those who understand these logics already hold the chips.