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How to help a cryptocurrency trader return to a normal life?
I entered the crypto world at 20, and now I'm 30—a full decade.
2023-2024 were my turning point; my account reached eight figures for the first time.
Now, I can stay in a hotel for 2000 RMB a night without batting an eye; I always wear crypto-related items in my suitcase and hat so I'm easily recognized.
Compared to my elders who run factories or e-commerce businesses, my life is 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 cryptocurrency trading?
After much thought, the answer is actually quite simple—mindset is first, skills are second.
Over the years, I've figured out some "secrets," which I'd like to share with my brothers in the crypto world: $BTC is always the big brother. If you want to be part of this circle, you have to keep an eye on it. If it goes up, the crypto market is in trouble; if it goes down, all the underlings have to follow suit. Occasionally, $ETH might exhibit independent price movements, but don't expect altcoins to carry the market.
$BTC and USDT+ are like a seesaw. Remember this: if USDT rises, be wary of Bitcoin; if Bitcoin surges, accumulate some USDT to secure profits.
Two key periods: 12 AM - 1 AM: Prone to price spikes; placing orders before bed often yields 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, immediately add to your position; 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, run; 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; this is when large fluctuations are most likely.
"Black Friday+"? Don't be too superstitious. Fridays have seen drops, but also rises and sideways movements; the key is still the news.
The most practical advice: As long as it's not a worthless coin and has trading volume, don't panic when it drops. It will always recover in three to five days, or even a month.
If you have spare cash, buy more in batches to lower your average cost and recover faster; if you don't have spare cash, just hold on, it's not a big problem.
My proudest trade: I bought Dogecoin at 0.085 and held it until now, it's more than 20 times bigger.
This proves that in the end, cryptocurrency trading is all about patience. One person can't make a living alone; it's better to follow the crowd! The direction has been shown; it's up to you to keep up!
I entered the crypto world at 20, and now I'm 30—a full decade.
2023-2024 were my turning point; my account reached eight figures for the first time.
Now, I can stay in a hotel for 2000 RMB a night without batting an eye; I always wear crypto-related items in my suitcase and hat so I'm easily recognized.
Compared to my elders who run factories or e-commerce businesses, my life is 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 cryptocurrency trading?
After much thought, the answer is actually quite simple—mindset is first, skills are second.
Over the years, I've figured out some "secrets," which I'd like to share with my brothers in the crypto world: $BTC is always the big brother. If you want to be part of this circle, you have to keep an eye on it. If it goes up, the crypto market is in trouble; if it goes down, all the underlings have to follow suit. Occasionally, $ETH might exhibit independent price movements, but don't expect altcoins to carry the market.
$BTC and USDT+ are like a seesaw. Remember this: if USDT rises, be wary of Bitcoin; if Bitcoin surges, accumulate some USDT to secure profits.
Two key periods: 12 AM - 1 AM: Prone to price spikes; placing orders before bed often yields 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, immediately add to your position; 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, run; 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; this is when large fluctuations are most likely.
"Black Friday+"? Don't be too superstitious. Fridays have seen drops, but also rises and sideways movements; the key is still the news.
The most practical advice: As long as it's not a worthless coin and has trading volume, don't panic when it drops. It will always recover in three to five days, or even a month.
If you have spare cash, buy more in batches to lower your average cost and recover faster; if you don't have spare cash, just hold on, it's not a big problem.
My proudest trade: I bought Dogecoin at 0.085 and held it until now, it's more than 20 times bigger.
This proves that in the end, cryptocurrency trading is all about patience. One person can't make a living alone; it's better to follow the crowd! The direction has been shown; it's up to you to keep up!
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