My name is Yiyan, a 29-year-old from Quanzhou, Fujian; I jumped into the crypto world with 20,000 yuan in savings, and this year I turned 37 — a full eight years.
From 2023 to 2024, it was only then that I truly saw the light; when my account first jumped to eight digits, I didn't celebrate like I did when I was younger.
Instead, I brewed some Tieguanyin from my hometown and suddenly realized: to earn U for a lifetime, it doesn't mean spending a lifetime earning U.
Now, I don't hesitate to stay in a two-thousand-yuan-a-night guesthouse, and the shirt in my suitcase still bears the commemorative mark of the early days of hoarding BTC.
Our generation is willing to pay a premium, buying time saved — no need to monitor the supply chain for deliveries, no need to hound clients for receivables; my energy is reserved for worthy market opportunities.
People often ask what cryptocurrency trading relies on. I’ve figured it out: mindset is the root, and technology is at most the branches and leaves. The insights gained over the years, let’s chat with the brothers and sisters in the community:
BTC has always been the stabilizing force of the community. To mix in the community, you have to keep an eye on it—when it rises, altcoins gain the confidence to rise; when it falls, no matter how strong the smaller coins are, they have to follow. Occasionally, ETH can break out independently, but don’t expect altcoins to hold up against a market drop.
BTC and USDT are like a seesaw: when USDT rises, BTC needs to give a reminder; if BTC rises too crazily, quickly stock up on some USDT to secure profits, that’s a sure bet.
Don’t miss several time periods: between 0-1 AM, there’s often a “spike,” so set your orders before sleep to frequently catch small profits; from 6-8 AM is a weather vane—if it drops in the first half of the night, and still drops in these two hours, close your eyes and buy more; on the same day, it can usually bounce back.
The price rises in the first half of the night, and these two hours are still surging, so hurry up and withdraw; the probability of a pullback on the same day is high. I always watch the market at 5 PM; as the US market opens, once funds come in, it can easily stir things up.
Don’t be superstitious about “Black Friday”; it has dropped and risen before; the key is whether the news is real or not. The most reliable thing is: if it’s not a pump-and-dump coin and has trading volume, don’t panic if it drops; in three to five days or a month, it will definitely recover.
If you have spare money, invest it in batches; if not, just hold on. My proudest investment is Dogecoin at 0.085; back then, someone advised me to sell, but I held on until now, which has appreciated over 20 times.
In the end, trading cryptocurrencies comes down to patience. After all, what we want is long-term returns, not just daily fluctuations around the K-line.$BTC $ETH #币安Launchpool上线KITE
