Here is a story of a buddy, for reference only

I am Brother Xin, a veteran in the cryptocurrency circle, having been in the market for eight years.
Relying on studying the contract trading system, my highest record is over 10 million, and I have also experienced downturns.
But I am still doing very well now. Why am I able to survive in such a brutal market?
Actually, it’s very simple. I have always adhered to these six iron rules.

The six survival rules in the crypto circle, beginners can remember:
① Rapid rise and slow correction, mostly absorbing orders $EDEN
If the market surges sharply and pulls back slowly, it’s basically large funds quietly accumulating.
Don’t be scared off by a few small bearish candles; the main force is trying to shake you out. Look at the overall rhythm, not just one K-line.
② Sudden drop and difficulty in rising, beware of distribution $AIA
A sudden plunge, followed by a weak rebound, is mostly the main force selling off.
At this time, don’t think about “bottom fishing,” you might be catching the middle of the mountain.
③ High volume at the top doesn’t necessarily mean a top
Many people panic when they see high volume at the top, but sometimes it’s a prelude to a continued surge.
The real danger is shrinking volume at the high, meaning no one is willing to buy in, which signals the market might cool down.
④ Volume at the bottom, look for multiple confirmations to be stable
If there’s only one large volume spike at the bottom, it could be a false move.
But if there are multiple consecutive volume increases, it’s a real consensus forming, making the market more stable.
⑤ The core is emotion, trading volume is the answer
Don’t just focus on complicated indicators; ultimately, the market is a game of human nature.
Where emotions and consensus are, trading volume is the most honest indicator. Understanding volume means understanding most of the market.
⑥ Cultivate “detachment” to last long
To go far in the crypto world, you must learn to be “not greedy, not afraid.”
Those who can patiently hold cash and wait for opportunities are the ones qualified to seize the real big trends.

Finally, I want to say:
The biggest enemy in trading is not news or policies, but your own mindset.
The market is always full of uncertainties, but opportunities are also within them. Stay calm, control your hands, control your heart, and you may have a chance to reach the end.