In the past 10 years, I have witnessed a 43-year-old fan go from registering on an exchange for the first time to now being able to 'go out without asking for prices.' I have condensed his experience into 6 heartfelt sentences for those who come after—


1⃣️ Always look up to the big brother

Bitcoin is the metronome of the market. When it rises, 90% of the assets follow suit; when it falls, 90% of the assets feel sad. Aside from a few mainstream coins like ETH that occasionally can run independently, most just follow. Remember: when the big brother coughs, the whole room takes medicine.


2⃣️ BTC and USDT are two sides of the same coin

USDT at a discount indicates that funds are desperately trying to grab BTC; USDT at a premium means smart money is cashing out. Treat them as a thermometer for the market; it's more intuitive than any indicator. When prices are high, convert some to USDT, not because of bearishness, but to keep calm.


3⃣️ Between 0-1 AM, spikes frequently occur

Domestic users have a natural advantage: place two orders before sleeping—one at a low price and one at a high price. Liquidation due to leverage and insufficient depth often triggers during this period, and people often wake up to 'unexpected surprises.' Don’t be greedy in the range; 2-3% is enough.


4⃣️ 5 PM, the European and American alarms ring

London and New York open, large orders start to flow. This time often determines the direction for the night. Watch the 5-minute market and news at 16:55 every day; it’s much more effective than staring at the market for 5 hours.


5⃣️ 'Black Friday,' just listen to it

Fridays do tend to produce anomalies, but the probability of rise and fall is equal. Rather than being superstitious, it’s better to adjust positions on Thursday night to a level where you can sleep soundly. If it drops, you have USDT; if it rises, you have spot. Not panicking on either side is the mindset of a mature player.


6⃣️ A coin with trading volume, a drop is not the end

As long as the daily trading volume remains high, a crash feels more like a washout. Gradually averaging down is a skill, and patiently holding is a mindset. If there’s truly no money, look at the weekly chart over a longer period; 90% of the pits will eventually be filled. The worst is treating air coins as treasures, making it emptier the more you buy.

🔑 Conclusion

The market is never short of smart people; what’s lacking are those who can sleep well. Push your position to 'not care whether it goes up or down,' and leave the rest to time.

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