Trading is only scary when you're afraid of getting wrecked. Today, let's talk about the 6 survival rules that can only be understood through years of experience in the crypto world.

Trading volume reveals the main players' temperaments. Rapid rises and slow declines? Most of the time, the big players are gradually accumulating. Don't panic over minor pullbacks after a sharp rally; the true market top is always accompanied by high volume smashing down.

Flash crashes are not the end; they are often just the beginning. After a quick drop, a slow rebound occurs—this pattern indicates the main players are distributing. Don't foolishly wait for "the decline to be enough and then rebound"; many times, the decline is just the opening act.

The highest levels are most afraid of trading volume going silent. High volume doesn't necessarily mean the trend is over, but if the price consolidates at high levels with dwindling volume, it's a signal that a collapse is imminent.

Bottoms require patience. A single surge in volume might just be a trap to lure more buyers; the real sign of accumulation is waiting for volume to shrink to the extreme, then watching for a spike in trading activity.

Trading volume is the thermometer of the market. Candlestick charts only show surface results; the true market sentiment and capital movements are written in the fluctuations of volume. When volume shrinks, the market falls silent; when volume explodes, it means the funds are going crazy.

The highest state of trading is called "nothing." Without attachment, you can decisively hold a position; without greed, you won't blindly chase gains; without fear, you dare to buy bottoms rationally. This is not negativity; it is the core mindset of top traders.