Just over 2 million to come out and act!

I've been in the cryptocurrency space for five or six years, yet I have achieved nothing, only a cold and hard 7-digit number in my account.

Those who truly want to make money have no distractions in their hearts. Their minds are filled with knowledge, good understanding, and a positive mindset.

From 2021 until now, I haven't relied on connections or resources; my account has grown from a few thousand to where it is now, relying on just one thing—when others panic, I can stay calm; when others give up, I dare to push forward.

Today, I summarized some experiences from all these years: those who can't control their hands are the real victims; don't blindly chase highs; master the rhythm, and time will give the returns it deserves.

1. BTC is the main line, others are mostly followers
The market moves according to Bitcoin. Except for strong coins like ETH and SOL, most others fluctuate with BTC. Don’t always expect small coins to rise independently.

2. Remember the time difference pattern: down during the day, up late at night
A drop during the day in Asia isn't necessarily a bad thing; there’s often a rebound after the European and American markets open. A strong push during the day might also retreat at night; don’t be easily swayed by appearances.

3. Midnight between 12 AM and 1 AM is a high incidence period for sudden spikes
During this time, volatility is high and liquidity is low. Before going to bed, widen the range of your pending orders to avoid being caught off guard or missing opportunities.

4. From 6 AM to 8 AM, it's the daily market trend indicator
A drop in the early morning and continued decline may indicate a buildup for a rebound; a rise in the early morning followed by further increases is often a signal of a high point. These two hours are worth paying special attention to.

5. Around 5 PM, be mindful of fluctuations at the start of the U.S. market
Many critical market movements often start around this time. It may seem calm, but it could actually be a turning point—don’t underestimate it.

6. “Black Friday”? Don’t believe it or completely ignore it
Not every time leads to a major drop, but if there are multiple news events stacking up on a Friday, the volatility will be more pronounced. Observe more and judge less based on emotions.

7. If there’s volume, there’s a chance to recover
As long as it’s not a project with completely no liquidity, after a major drop, most have room to rebound. If you don't have money, hold steady; if you do, you can gradually average down. Time is the healer.

8. Trade spot, avoid frequent operations
Assets that can be held often double frequently; chasing highs and cutting losses leads to quicker losses. Spot trading is a foundation, not an emotional casino.

One last thing to say to you:
Don’t let noise dictate your actions; market returns are reserved for those who truly understand the direction.

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