#Strategy加仓比特币 In the winter of 2017, a basement in Beijing, 5 square meters, no heating. Bank card had 87 yuan, during the day serving dishes, at night watching K-line charts. Eight years have passed, and the account figures in Lujiazui make me look back at those days—it's not luck that turned things around, but four survival rules hammered out by the market's bloody lessons.

**Rapid rise must be followed by rapid fall**

That year during the bull market, a certain altcoin surged 320% in ten days, with my full position of 80,000. On the third day, it plummeted 18%, and a week later I lost 60,000 before stopping the loss. Only later did I understand the logic: a sudden increase of over 30% → sideways trading for 3-5 days → a sudden volume spike with a 15% drop, this is the market maker unloading. I have seen this pattern dozens of times, always effective.

**Sideways consolidation at high levels is a trap**

In 2019, holding mainstream coins, watching sideways for two months, I added leverage to top up my position, only to be cut in half. The indicator told me: sideways for over 20 days, turnover below 2%, deviation from the 20-day moving average over 20%, essentially a signal of distribution, not "accumulation." Now, when this pattern triggers in the system, I immediately reduce my position, I won't wait.

**Look at volume, not price, for true bottoms**

During the crash on March 12, 2020, I bottomed out with $LINK, and was trapped for a long time afterward. What does a real bottom look like? Shrinking volume consolidation plus gentle volume increase with three consecutive small bullish candles. Last year, Bitcoin showed this pattern at $25,000; I fully entered, sold at $42,000, earning 5.8 million in a single trade. Price can deceive, but volume never lies.

**Position management determines life and death**

Live long enough to win. I stick to half-position trading, never leverage. Last year, I entered only after a fivefold volume increase in $PEPE, and when the trend broke, I took profits immediately, earning 12 times while avoiding the subsequent crash. In crypto, no one is smarter than anyone else, only those who survive longer. The market changes, human nature never does. Keep your bottom line, and you'll go far.