In recent years, I haven’t done business, haven’t been manipulated, and haven’t been caught up in office politics; all my troubles are far away.
Now when I go out, I basically don’t stay in guest houses; hotels start at 3000, and I carry a suitcase and a hat with crypto logos (those who understand will naturally understand).
I live easily by trading coins, not because of skills, but because of my mindset.
I have summarized the experiences I gained from 'spot trading' over the years for you. May you take fewer detours and enjoy the rewards.
📌 First rule: BTC is the father, ETH is the model, don’t heavily invest in altcoins.
In the crypto world, the rhythm is basically dictated by BTC, while ETH sometimes moves very strongly on its own (like ETH 2.0 at the beginning of a bull market).
But can altcoins rise against the trend? It's basically difficult. When BTC drops, altcoins can easily lose half their value.
📌 Second rule: When USDT rises, be wary of BTC dropping.
The essence of USDT/BTC is a mutually exclusive relationship.
You’ll find that sometimes USDT suddenly rises (the price in the base currency becomes expensive), which often means that people are selling coins and moving towards stablecoins.
Conversely, when BTC rises strongly, it is a good opportunity to swap into USDT.
📌 Third rule: 12 AM - 1 AM, the time for spikes.
If you happen to check the market before going to bed, you can do one thing:
Set a 'buy low, sell high' price for the coins you like, not too outrageous, and not too close to the current price.
This hour is the easiest for 'spike' market movements; you might wake up and find that your order has been executed, passively earning profits.
📌 Fourth rule: 6 AM - 8 AM, the key to judging the day's trend
If there's a continuous drop from midnight to 6 AM, and the morning continues to drop, it is highly likely that there will be a rebound opportunity that day.
Conversely, if there’s a continuous rise and the morning continues to push higher, it’s basically a signal that the day has reached a peak, suitable for taking profits.
📌 Fifth rule: 5 PM, Americans are awake.
Many people in the country overlook this point. 5 PM corresponds to midnight in the U.S., when the main funds on the East Coast of the U.S. have just awakened, making it easy to see fluctuations.
Many significant drops or surges start during this time frame, so I suggest setting a reminder.
📌 Sixth rule: 'Black Friday'? Don't take it too seriously, but keep an eye out.
There’s a saying in the crypto world that 'blood is seen on Fridays'; although it’s not always true, I still pay extra attention to the news every Friday.
If combined with news from the Federal Reserve, project FUD, or regulatory trends, pay special attention.
📌 Seventh rule: Quality coins aren’t afraid of drops; just hold on and they will return.
The premise is that this coin has trading volume + popularity + substantial progress. Don't buy those 'shit coins' that no one even reads the white paper.
If it drops, hold on; endure 3 days, 7 days, or at most one month, and you’ll mostly recover your costs.
If you want to average down, do it in batches to reduce costs; don’t panic if you don’t average down.
📌 Eighth rule: Long-term holding of spot coins > high-frequency trading.
Many people think that 'frequent trading' is professional, but they are wrong.
I bought Dogecoin for 0.1U, did nothing with it, and now it has multiplied over 20 times.
Meanwhile, a friend of mine who trades every day has only made less than three times in the same period.
Don’t rush, the compounding you want will come with time.
I know this experience sounds less thrilling.
There’s no excitement of 'ten times in a second' or 'achieving financial freedom in two days'.
But it is real, a method to survive.
Many people in the crypto world become rich, but more people suffer great losses.
What you need to do is not to get carried away during surges, and not to run during drops. A steady mindset is a thousand times stronger than skills.
Follow me, and I’ll guide you slowly, steadily building.
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