You turn off your phone and fall asleep.
At this time, the crypto world is just gaining momentum. Whales are on the move — large investors are transferring hundreds of millions of dollars in Bitcoin or Ethereum. Often they do this at night to avoid provoking mass panic or excitement.
The East wakes up — while the CIS and Europe are asleep, the workday begins in Asia. Exchanges in Singapore, Hong Kong, and Seoul flood the market with new orders, sharply moving prices.
News without warning — statements from regulators in the US or China, partnerships with major companies, or, conversely, rumors about bans may come out at night. Sometimes in one night, Bitcoin can change by $2,000–$5,000.
Algorithms on the hunt — bots make thousands of trades per second, squeezing profits from the slightest fluctuations. A human cannot catch up with them.
New tokens — in the silence of the night, developers launch projects that may be worth many times more by morning. But by that time, most people will have missed them.
NFT deals — collections worth $1–3 million are sold off while their future admirers are still dreaming.
In the morning, you open the charts and see the result of the night storm: someone woke up richer, someone with nothing.
Crypto never sleeps.
The question is only this: do you want to be a spectator… or a player in this night game?
