Fifty thousand entered the market, and now the account has broken ten million - I have stepped on all the pits and got liquidated more than a dozen times before surviving. Many people only see the results but ignore the dangers and discipline behind them. Today, I won't talk nonsense; I will only discuss the 5 core principles that helped me make the leap, each of which is a survival rule bought with real money:

Holding during rapid rises and slow declines is the true skill in resisting market manipulation. When the market suddenly surges and then slowly retraces, don't rush to sell your assets; this is mostly a tactic used by the big players to create panic and harvest retail investors. The real danger lies in "rapid rise followed by a quick crash"; that is a trap designed to lure in buyers, so be careful not to fall for it.

Don't catch the bottom during a rebound after a sharp decline; watching more and acting less is the key. After a significant drop, when a rebound occurs, don't rush in; it's likely a stop-loss trap set by the main force. The apparent rebound is actually a distribution; a true bottom never forms in a single day. Patience in waiting for signals is more important than blindly entering the market.

Sustained high volume is not dangerous; it's the lack of volume during a stagnation that requires caution. When prices reach new highs, and trading volume increases simultaneously, it indicates that funds are still entering the market, and the trend is intact; however, if prices stagnate and trading volume clearly shrinks, it's time to be alert—when there's no one to take over, a collapse is just a matter of time.

Don't get excited by a surge in volume at the bottom; continuous volume increase is the real signal. After a long decline, a sudden increase in volume for a rebound doesn't mean you should rush to go All in; it's common for the market makers to test the waters and create false breakouts. Only when the trading volume consistently and gently expands, and the price gradually rises, is it a true starting signal. It's safer to enter the market at this time.

Speculating on cryptocurrencies is essentially speculating on consensus, and volume is the precursor to consensus. K-lines can only reflect the past, while trading volume can predict the future. Just like before the launch of PEPE in 2025, the on-chain trading volume had already significantly increased days in advance—volume leads price, and this is a law that will never change.

Those who follow me know that I never lead fans into traps, only sharing solid signals and opportunities. These five rules can help you avoid 90% of the detours in the crypto world. #BTC#