As an investor from Nanchang, I have spent six years in digital asset investment in Xiamen. Starting with an initial capital of 80,000 yuan, through more than 2,200 days and nights of hard work, my assets have risen to 6 million yuan. This journey has been full of ups and downs, with both the helplessness of losses late at night and the joy of short-term gains doubling. However, there are not many who can continue to develop steadily in this market. Today, I want to share six core experiences that I have summarized during this process, each one derived from practical lessons and reflections.

First of all, market fluctuations often conceal mysteries. Whether it is a slow decline after a rapid rise or a slow increase after a sharp drop, there may be hidden risks behind them. There are always some funds in the market that are adept at using superficial fluctuations to confuse investors, which is a common phenomenon in the digital asset field.

Secondly, trading volume is an important indicator. When prices are high, if trading volume rises, we need to keep watching; but if trading volume decreases, it may be a signal to exit. Trading volume is like a "weather vane" for the market, and if there are not enough buyers to take over, continuing to hold may lead to losses.

Thirdly, true low-level opportunities are not usually caused by a single large rise, but rather by a sustained increase in trading volume. It's like the rainy season in Xiamen doesn't last just one day; real investment opportunities often come with the gradual influx of capital.

Fourth, price is just a facade; market sentiment is the key. Trading volume reflects the consensus of market participants. If you blindly expect a rebound and enter the market while trading volume is decreasing, you may very well fall into trouble.

Fifth, mindset management is a fundamental skill in this industry. As a straightforward and impatient person from Nanchang, I have to learn to adjust my mindset. Maintaining an attitude of not being greedy, not fearful, and not stubborn will allow me to better adapt to the rhythm of the market.

Finally, protecting the principal is crucial. Market opportunities are endless, but once the principal is lost, it is difficult to recover. Just like seafood in Xiamen, it is most valuable when fresh; the same goes for the principal, once exhausted, the opportunity to continue investing is lost.

These experiences stem from my personal investment lessons. If you frequently encounter losses or miss opportunities during operations, do not simply think that you are slow to react. Instead, keep the word "stability" in mind, as it is more important than any strategy. On the road to investing in digital assets, a stable mindset and strategy are often the keys to success.