#Strategy增持比特币 My name is Sister Ting, I am 35 years old. Over the past seven years, I have witnessed countless people rise and fall in the crypto market, while I myself have accumulated 50 million starting with an initial capital of 60,000. This is not luck, but rather the result of adhering to basic investment principles that many retail investors often overlook.

In 2015, when the price of Bitcoin fell below $200, I decided to invest all my savings. At that time, I was still unfamiliar with the trading platform, but I remembered a saying from my mentor: "The market does not favor those who think they are smart; survival is much more important than quick profits."

Over the past eight years, I have summarized four valuable experiences:

First, the market volatility patterns can explain the issue well. A rapid decline followed by a slow rebound is often a trap, while a slow decline followed by a rapid increase usually indicates an opportunity. When the DEFI craze faded in 2020, UNI gradually dropped from $8 to $2.5; I adopted a strategy of buying in batches and later witnessed it rise to $40. What is truly concerning is the large sell-off after a price doubling in a single day, which usually means that the main funds are withdrawing.

Secondly, trading volume is the barometer of the market. Danger often lurks in moments when the surface seems bustling but the trading volume is actually decreasing. During the rise of Dogecoin in 2021, although discussions on social media reached new heights, on-chain trading volume declined for a week in a row. I promptly liquidated my positions, and three days later, the price was halved.

Thirdly, the formation of a bottom is a lengthy process. A 30% single-day surge in a bear market is often a false breakout, and a true bottom usually accompanies about two weeks of low-volume consolidation. When Bitcoin consolidated in the $3200 range in 2018, I insisted on investing $100 daily, and after six months, I managed to keep the average cost below $4000.

Fourth, giving up the "smart person" mentality allows you to see the big picture. In the early days, I relied too much on technical indicators, but later I understood that candlestick charts are merely a reflection of market sentiment. The main capital fears two types of investors: first, those who dare to buy during a crash; second, those who can take profits in batches during a surge. Last year, when SOL plummeted from 260 dollars to 80 dollars, I increased my position every time it dropped by 20%, and when it rebounded to 150 dollars, I sold in batches, resulting in profits that exceeded those who held on the entire time.

I currently own a villa in Xixi, Hangzhou, but my computer is still a 3000 yuan assembled machine—this is not a deliberate low profile, but rather a deep understanding of the importance of maintaining an "outsider" perspective in this market.

There is a harsh truth in the world of cryptocurrency: when you think you have seen through the market, a crisis is often right in front of you; while when you acknowledge your cognitive limitations, you are actually closer to the path of success.

Once I was groping my way in the dark, now I have mastered the lamp that lights the way ahead. This lamp has always been lit, are you willing to follow?