#ETH 90s dads bravely venture into the cryptocurrency world. Family, I have finally made it! How does a heavily indebted person return to normal life?

I entered the circle at 25, and this year I am 35, a full ten years.

2023-2024 are the years that will be my watershed; my account has finally reached eight figures.

Now, when I go out, I check into five-star hotels, spending 2000 yuan a night without batting an eye; I have to bring a suitcase and hat with cryptocurrency branding so I can recognize my people wherever I go.

Compared to my elders who work in factories and e-commerce, my life is much more comfortable: no need to monitor the supply chain, no contracts to negotiate, and no clients defaulting, leaving me with very few worries.

People often ask me: What do you rely on to trade cryptocurrencies?

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

Over the years, I have explored some 'mental techniques' and share them with my brothers in the circle:

$BTC is always the big brother. If you want to mix in the circle, you have to keep an eye on it. When it rises, there is hope for the market; when it falls, the little brothers must follow. Occasionally, $ETH may generate an independent market trend, but don't expect altcoins to resist the market.

$BTC and USDT+ are like a seesaw. Remember this: 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’s easy to 'insert needles'; placing orders before bed often yields free gains;

From 6-8 AM, it’s a barometer for the day’s trend:

If it falls in the first half of the night, and continues to fall in these two hours, just close your eyes and average down, it’s highly probable the market will rally that day;

If it rises in the first half of the night, and continues to rise in these two hours, then run quickly, as it will likely drop that day.

At 5 PM, don’t lose focus. Due to time zone differences, American funds have just entered the market, making this the time for significant volatility.

'Black Friday+'? Don’t be too superstitious. Fridays have fallen, but they have also risen and fluctuated; it ultimately depends on the news.

The most practical advice:

As long as it’s not a worthless coin, and there’s trading volume, don’t panic if it drops. In three to five days, or even a month, it will definitely rebound.

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

The most satisfying trade I made: I bought Dogecoin at 0.085 and have held on until now, multiplying over 20 times.

The fact proves: in trading cryptocurrencies, in the end, it’s all about patience.

One person can't support everything; it’s better to move with the big team! The direction has been indicated, it’s just about whether you can keep up.