I am Duor, a veteran in the crypto world. I’m 33 years old, and I’ve been navigating this market for eight years now.

By studying the contract-trading system, my highest record was over ten million. I’ve also gone through deep slumps.

But now, I’m still doing very well. How can I survive in such a ruthless market?

Actually, it’s simple: I’ve always followed these six iron rules.

Six Survival Iron Rules in the Crypto Market—newcomers can remember:

① When prices surge and pull back slowly, it’s often accumulation
If the market is pumped up hard with slow retracements, it basically means big money is quietly collecting.
Don’t get scared off by a few small red candles. The main force wants to shake you out.
Look at the overall rhythm, not obsess over a single K-line.

② A sharp drop is hard to rally—be careful, it may be distribution
If there’s a sudden crash and the rebound lacks strength afterward, it’s usually the main force distributing.
At this point, don’t think about “buying the dip.” You may end up buying halfway up the mountain.

③ High-volume breakout at high levels doesn’t necessarily mean a top
Many people panic when they see high volume at high levels. But sometimes it’s actually the prelude to pushing higher.
The real danger is when volume shrinks at high levels—when nobody is there to take the orders. That’s the signal that the trend may be turning cold.

④ Big volume at the bottom—only stable after repeated confirmation
If the bottom only sees one burst of huge volume, it could be a fake move.
But if there are multiple consecutive volume surges, that’s when real consensus is forming—and the trend becomes more stable.

⑤ The core is emotion; trading volume is the answer
Don’t just focus on those complicated indicators. In the end, the market is a game of human nature.
Where the emotional consensus is, volume is the most honest.
Understand volume, and you understand most of the market.

⑥ Practice “no desire” to last long
If you want to go far in the crypto world, you need to learn not to be greedy and not to be afraid.
Only those who can patiently wait in cash for opportunities are qualified to catch the truly big trends.

🌸 Finally, let me say this:

The biggest enemy of trading isn’t the news or policy—it’s your own mindset.

The market is always full of uncertainty, but opportunities are also embedded within it.
Stay calm, keep your hands in check, keep your mind in check—then you’ll have a chance to reach the end.

The trend is always there. Find Duor, and with systematic thinking, I’ll take you through the fog of investing.