The time secrets that veteran players in the crypto world keep close to their chest, so newcomers can avoid 3 years of detours
I spent half a year grinding my mentor before he revealed the "crypto biological clock" he summarized from 8 years of practical experience. These rules helped me avoid losing at least 10 BTC, and today I’m making an exception to share with you all. (It's recommended to take a screenshot and save it, who knows when it might get deleted)
1. Remember, BTC is the heartbeat of the crypto world. ETH can occasionally be strong and have its own independent market, but altcoins? 99% of the time they have to watch BTC's face to eat.
2. USDT and BTC are like a seesaw. When USDT starts to trade at a premium? Quickly check if BTC is about to crash. When BTC surges, it's a good opportunity to accumulate USDT.
3. Midnight 12-1 AM is when the whales love to ambush. Place a limit order before sleeping—buy price as low as possible, sell price as high as possible, you might wake up to find money waiting for you.
4. Early morning 6-8 AM is a golden window. If it has been falling all night until dawn, don’t hesitate, the probability of bottom fishing is super high; if it has been rising until the morning, hurry to take profits, as there’s a high probability of a pullback that day.
5. At 5 PM, major players in the US come online, and the market can go wild. I've seen too many times where a sudden pump or dump happens at 17:00, at this time it's better to miss out than to make hasty operations.
6. The Friday curse is half true, half false. There have indeed been a few black Fridays, but there have also been surging markets. To be safe, don’t go too heavy on Fridays.
These rules are not 100% foolproof, but they can help you avoid 80% of the pitfalls. There’s no guaranteed formula in the crypto world, only survival rules that veteran players have tried with real money. If you find this useful, give it a thumbs up, and feel free to come back and scold me if it goes wrong someday.
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