I entered the circle at 25 and now I'm 35, a whole decade has passed.

The years 2023-2024 are my turning point; my account has finally crossed into eight digits for the first time.

Now when I go out to check into a five-star hotel, I don't even blink at 2000 yuan a night; I must bring some cryptocurrency-related items like my suitcase and hat, so I can recognize my own people wherever I go.

Compared to my relatives who work in factories or e-commerce, my life is so much more comfortable: I don't have to monitor the supply chain, deal with contracts, or worry about clients defaulting; I have very few worries.

People often ask me: what does it take to trade cryptocurrencies?

After thinking it over, the answer is actually quite simple: mindset first, skills second.

In recent years, I have figured out some 'principles' and share them with my brothers in the circle:

$BTC is always the boss. If you want to mix in the circle, you have to keep an eye on it. When it rises, the altcoins will have a chance; when it falls, the little brothers will follow. Occasionally $ETH will perform independently, but don't expect altcoins to resist the market.

$BTC and USDT+ are a seesaw. Remember this phrase: when USDT rises, be careful with Bitcoin; when Bitcoin rises sharply, hold onto some USDT for safety.

Two key time periods:

From 0-1 AM, it is easy to 'stab the needle'. Placing orders before sleep can often yield easy gains;

From 6-8 AM, it's a weather vane for the day's trend:

In the first half of the night, it drops, if it drops in these two hours, just close your eyes and buy in, there is a high probability it can rise that day.

In the first half of the night it rises, if it rises in these two hours, then run fast, most likely it will drop that day.

At 5 PM, don't get distracted. Due to the time difference, US funds have just entered the market, this is when big fluctuations are most likely to occur.

"Black Friday+"? Don't be too superstitious. It has dropped on Friday, but also risen and fluctuated, the key still depends on the news.

The most practical point:

As long as it’s not a scam coin, coins with trading volume shouldn’t panic when they drop. In three to five days, or a month, they will return.

If you have spare money, buy in batches to lower costs and recover quickly; if you don't have spare money, just hold on, it's not a big problem.

My proudest trade: bought Dogecoin at 0.085, held it until now, multiplied more than 20 times.

It has been proven: in the end, trading coins is a test of patience.

One tree cannot support a forest; advancing alone is not as good as following the big troops! The direction has been pointed out, it depends on whether you can keep up!

Ming only does real trading, the team still has spots to get on board quickly.#BTC