Over the past three years, I have deeply studied the Crypto Assets market, growing an initial 10,000 USDT to 670,000 USDT. However, even though the account balance has risen dozens of times, there remains an unfillable sense of emptiness within.

During this period, I did not rely on any insider information, nor did I catch the crazy bull market. I simply stuck to a seemingly clumsy but actually effective method, repeatedly applying it. In these 1095 days and nights, I focused like a monk on improving my skills, patiently honing this 'investment blade'. This process was not only about enhancing skills, but it also felt like finding a motivation to keep moving forward.

Today, I want to share six valuable experiences, each of which embodies the hard-earned lessons from practical battles, insights gained during the painful times of loss: understanding one of these can help you avoid years of detours; if you can truly implement three of them, you will already be much more stable than most anxious retail investors.

First of all, when the market shows a pattern of rapid rise followed by a slow decline, it is likely that large funds are quietly accumulating chips. I once suffered heavy losses because I did not see through this. This sudden surge followed by a slow pullback is usually the large players gently washing the market, so don't panic and close your positions. The real top is usually characterized by a sharp drop after a sudden large rise, which is the signal for large players to lure retail investors into taking over.

Secondly, when the market shows a pattern of rapid decline followed by a slow rise, it is likely that large funds are gradually offloading. In the case of a slow rebound after a flash crash, do not mistake it for a good opportunity to buy the dip; it may be the last strike of large players against retail investors. I have suffered significant losses because I thought 'it has already hit the bottom and won’t drop any further.'