Some practical experience and tips to share with everyone!

1. Cryptocurrency correlation rules

① Bitcoin: In most cases, it serves as the 'barometer' for price fluctuations in the crypto space, with mainstream coins like Ethereum occasionally experiencing independent trends; altcoins are easily affected by it.

② Bitcoin and USDT: They often exhibit inverse fluctuations; when USDT rises, one should be cautious of a potential drop in Bitcoin, and when Bitcoin rises, it may be worth considering allocating to USDT.

2. Trading time strategies

① Late-night 'spike' period: Domestic crypto enthusiasts can place low buy orders and high sell orders before going to bed to capture unexpected trading opportunities.

② 5 PM key time point: This is a period of activity in the US market; one should pay attention to price fluctuations, as significant rises or falls have occurred at this time.

③ Black Friday rumors: Large drops occasionally occur on Fridays, but the pattern is not strong; it is crucial to focus on real-time news developments.

3. Position and operation strategies

① Mainstream coin resistance logic: Coins with stable trading volumes often recover after a drop (short-term recovery in 3-4 days, long-term in about a month); if one has the capacity, they can gradually add to their positions to lower costs.

② Spot investment principle: Long-term holding usually yields better returns than frequent trading; patience is key.

4. Core influencing factors

① Policy level: The attitude of various countries towards cryptocurrencies (negative policies can easily trigger declines).

② US financial policy: Macro measures such as tariff adjustments and interest rate cuts directly impact market sentiment.