Ordinary people wanting to turn their fortunes in the crypto world, it's really not that mystical.
Many people enter the market thinking of getting rich quickly, but over time you will realize:
Those who make it further are the ones educated by the market, who have stumbled, and who have calmed down.
I will share the insights I have gained from stepping into pitfalls, staying up late, and losing hair; these are all practical tips:
1. Don't go against BTC.
It is the master switch for the whole market; it rises with it and falls with it.
If you can understand BTC, you can basically anticipate small coins half a step ahead.
2. The strangest and most useful time each day: from 0:00 to 1:00.
During that time, liquidity is weakest, and prices are most chaotic,
Often, people set orders before sleeping and wake up to laughter in the morning.
If you know how to use it, you can pick up positions others cannot see.
3. USDT fluctuations can read the market's emotions.
USDT surging = someone is fleeing;
BTC surging = emotions are ignited.
These two often move in opposite directions; if you know in advance, you will know what to do next.
4. Macro news always pulls the market from behind.
A single statement from the Federal Reserve can save a position that you were about to blow up,
or turn a position that was supposed to be profitable into a loss.
You need to react quickly; it's not about guessing the direction, it's about following the rhythm.
5. From 6:00 to 8:00 in the morning is the daily dividing line.
If the night market drops + continues to drop in the morning—there's a high probability of a rebound that day;
If the night market rises + continues to surge in the morning—it's easy to see a peak that day.
I've studied this pattern for too many years to not be convinced.
6. Friday is the real dangerous day.
The main players love to wash out, love to bait, and love to clear positions.
Stay steady on Fridays, and you won't lose.
7. Volume is life.
As long as there's volume, don't be afraid; if there's no volume, don't fantasize.
As long as mainstream coins have volume, they will rebound even after deep drops.
If you have USDT, buy in batches; if you don't have USDT, hold on and don't sell randomly.
8. The hardest point: Don't always think about making a move.
The more you think about "doing something," the more likely you are to make mistakes.
Many times, holding onto your positions without moving earns you more than frequent trading.
In the end:
There are no perpetual bulls or bears in the crypto world.
What exists are—those who understand, and those who are tossed around by the market.
If you want to turn the tables, it's not about getting rich from a single trade,
but about maintaining clarity over a period of time. $ETH
