As a 35-year-old investor, my journey in Crypto Assets began in 2019. When I first entered the crypto world, I experienced severe Fluctuation in the market and almost lost my entire principal of 100,000 yuan. However, by adhering to a seemingly simple strategy, I managed to increase my investment more than a hundredfold over the six years.

My approach does not rely on insider information or high-risk projects, nor does it involve complex theoretical analysis. Instead, I focus on three key factors: trading volume, market sentiment, and timing.

Here are a few important experiences I have summarized:

1. A rapid rise followed by a slow decline usually indicates that large funds are accumulating coins. At this time, it is not advisable to sell easily, as it may be a signal of a trap. The real danger is a sharp drop after a surge.

2. A weak rebound after a sharp drop, especially when trading volume shrinks, often indicates that the main funds are withdrawing.

3. A decrease in trading volume at high levels is more alarming than a large amount of trading. If prices are high but trading activity is low, it may indicate an impending significant drop.

4. At the market bottom, only sustained increasing trading volume can be regarded as a reliable entry signal. A surge in trading volume on a single day may be a false signal.

5. Top traders pay more attention to market sentiment rather than just price trends. Trading volume often reflects the market condition most accurately.

6. True experts know when to invest heavily at the right time, and they also have the courage to stay out of the market. Avoiding chasing prices and executing full positions is key.

In this market, patience and discipline are more important than intelligence. The investors who can survive long-term are often those who are the most clear-headed and the best at controlling themselves.

Recently, the U.S. government's attitude towards the Crypto Assets market, changes in employment data, and the SEC's new measures are all influencing the market direction. As investors, we need to closely monitor these macro factors while adhering to our investment principles.