For ten years in cryptocurrency, from recklessly entering the market at 25 to stabilizing my footing at 35, my biggest realization is: those who can survive in the crypto world rely not on how skilled they are technically, but on how stable their mindset is.
From 2023 to 2024, my account first broke into eight digits; now I stay in hotels that cost three thousand a night without feeling distressed, and I always love to carry some cryptocurrency symbols in my luggage—not to show off, but to remind myself not to forget my roots.
Compared to my elders who run factories and e-commerce, I don’t have to worry about supply chains, contract disputes, or chasing after payments; I have far fewer worries. Many people ask me for the secret, and it’s actually just one thing: mindset first, and technology is just a tool.
Over the years, I’ve been through ups and downs and summarized a few simple but life-saving principles:
• Always see clearly who the big brother is: BTC is the barometer; when it rises, altcoins have a chance; when it falls, all the little brothers must follow. ETH occasionally moves independently, but don’t expect altcoins to go against the trend. BTC and USDT are like a seesaw; when USDT rises, Bitcoin should be cautious, and when Bitcoin surges, remember to exchange some USDT for safety.
• Capture three key time periods: from 12 AM to 1 AM is easy for “spike” trades; placing orders before bed can often lead to picking up bargains; from 6 AM to 8 AM sets the tone for the day—if it falls in the first half of the night and continues to fall in the morning, decisively add to your position, as the probability of a rebound is high; at 5 PM, European and American funds enter the market, increasing volatility, so stay focused.
• Don’t blindly believe in “Black Friday”: Fridays can rise, fall, or move sideways; it depends on news and trends, so don’t be bound by dates.
• Don’t lose your composure when it drops: as long as it’s not a worthless coin and has real trading volume, it will eventually bounce back. If you have spare money, add to your position in batches to average down your cost; if you don’t have money, just hold on; in three to five days or within a month, you can often break even. My proudest trade was buying Dogecoin at 0.085U and holding on until now for a 20x return—the final winners in the crypto world are always the most patient ones.
The deepest truth in this industry is: those who are anxious go bankrupt, while those who are stable make money. The market is never short of opportunities; what’s lacking is the patience to wait for them. When you engrave discipline into your instincts, the crypto world can transform from a casino into your cash flow.
Follow me at @bit萧 ; I don’t brag or make empty promises, I only share the real skills that help you survive in the market! I’ll continue working tonight, recovering losses and flipping positions, come and join fast! $XRP
