Has anyone ever wondered how to leverage limited startup capital to generate greater returns? An 8-year trading career in the crypto space has made me realize one thing — no insider information, no luck, only the trading intuition honed through daily repetition. From an initial 800U to now 36 millionU, this process is like leveling up in a game; the core test isn’t courage, but patience and self-discipline.

Here are the three practical key points I’ve summarized:

**Key Point 1: Understand the intentions of the market makers behind volume and price movements**. Rapid rise followed by slow decline? Likely accumulation. Sharp dips followed by rebounds? Usually a shakeout; cutting losses at this point is too harsh. Conversely, rapid decline followed by slow climb should alert you to potential distribution signals. Large volume at high levels doesn’t necessarily mean a top; in fact, low volume requires more caution. At the bottom, don’t rush to buy on single large volume; only continuous high volume indicates genuine accumulation by funds.

**Key Point 2: Trading volume is a thermometer of market sentiment**. Candlestick patterns are just facts that have already happened, but volume truly reflects the real flow of funds. Low volume indicates lack of attention, while a breakout in volume signals new funds entering the market.

**Key Point 3: Overcoming obsession is a form of cultivation**. When it’s time to be out of the market, be decisive and stay out; wait for clear bottoming signals before re-entering. Opportunities in the crypto space are always present, but few traders can survive to see the next one. Trading is like the trend of projects like $IO — orderly fluctuations, clear rhythm, and following the trend is the way to go.