I’m Duor, a veteran in the crypto world. I’m 33 years old, and I’ve been in the trenches for eight years.

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

But now, things are still going very well. Why was I able to survive in such a brutal market?

It’s actually simple: I’ve always stuck to these six iron rules.

Six survival iron rules in the crypto market—friends who are new can remember:

① When prices surge fast but fall slowly, it’s often accumulation
If the market is pumped hard and the pullback is slow, then basically big money is quietly collecting.
Don’t be 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 fast drop is hard to rise—watch out for distribution
If there’s a sudden crash and the subsequent rebound lacks strength, then it’s likely the main force is distributing.
At this point, don’t think about “buying the dip”—you might end up buying halfway up the mountain.

③ High-volume at high levels doesn’t necessarily mean the top
Many people panic when they see big volume at high levels. But sometimes it’s actually the prelude to another push higher.
The real danger is when high levels shrink in volume and there’s no buyer left to take the orders—that’s the signal that the trend may be cooling off.

④ Increased volume at the bottom—only steadied after multiple confirmations
If the bottom only shows one big burst of volume, it could be a false move.
But if volume increases multiple times in a row, that’s when real consensus is forming—and the market is more likely to stabilize.

⑤ The core is emotion; trading volume is the answer
Don’t just stare at those complicated indicators. In the end, the market is a game of human nature.
Where the emotional consensus is, trading volume is the most honest.
If you can read trading volume, you understand most of the market.

⑥ Cultivate “no mind” to last long
If you want to go far in the crypto market, you have to learn “not to be greedy, and not to be afraid.”
Only those who can wait patiently in cash for opportunities have the right to catch the real big moves.

🌸 Finally, let me say one thing:

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

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

Duor only does real trades, no empty promises. There are still open spots in the team right now. If you’re a brother or sister who wants to learn the methods and turn things around, hop on—we’ll work together!