A 90s dad with three kids bravely ventured into the crypto world, and now he's finally back on track! How does one return to a normal life after being heavily in debt?

I entered the crypto world at 25, and now at 35, it's been a full ten years.

2023-2024 were my turning point; my account reached eight figures for the first time.

Now, I can stay in five-star hotels without batting an eye, even if it costs 2000 RMB a night; my suitcase and hat always have some crypto-related markings on them, so I'm easily recognized wherever I go.

Compared to my elders who run factories or e-commerce businesses, my life is so much more comfortable: no need to monitor the supply chain, no need to deal with contracts, no customers defaulting on payments—very few worries.

People often ask me: What's the key to crypto trading?

After much thought, the answer is actually quite simple: mindset is first, technique is second.

Over the years, I've figured out some "secrets" to share with my brothers in the crypto world:

BTC is always the boss. If you want to be in the crypto world, you have to keep an eye on it. When it rises, the crypto market is promising; when it falls, all the smaller players have to follow suit. Occasionally, ETH may exhibit independent price movements, but don't expect altcoins to carry the market.

BTC and USDT+ ​​are seesaw pairs. Remember this: if USDT rises, be wary of Bitcoin; if Bitcoin surges, accumulate some USDT to secure profits.

Two key time periods: 12 AM - 1 AM: Prone to price spikes; place orders before bed for easy profits. 6 AM - 8 AM: Observe the day's trend: If it fell in the first half of the night and continues to fall in these two hours, buy more; it's likely to rebound that day. If it rose in the first half of the night and continues to rise in these two hours, sell quickly; it's likely to fall that day.

5 PM: Don't lose focus. Due to the time difference, US funds are just entering the market, making this the most volatile time.

"Black Friday+"? Don't be too superstitious. Fridays have seen drops, but also rises and consolidations; the key is still the news.

The most practical rule: As long as it's not a worthless coin and has trading volume, don't panic when it falls. In three to five days, or even a month, it will always come back.

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

As Brother Yu always says, only those with wisdom and strategy can win! Those who hesitate and lack execution are losers!

For those who don't understand trading, have no direction, and are truly losing money and don't know how to recover!

Come to Brother Yu, and Brother Yu will guide you out of your predicament and help you make big profits!!