From the peak of the waves to the shores of life. From 29 to 37 years old, I dedicated the hottest 8 years to the turbulent sea of the crypto world.

This year marks a watershed in my life—my account balance has first exceeded eight digits.

Now when I go out, I choose five-star hotels, paying for a good view or experience, and 2000 yuan no longer needs to be converted to currency price. The NFT pendant hanging on my suitcase and the 'To the Moon' earrings I wear have become secret signals, allowing me to exchange a smile with 'like-minded' individuals no matter where I am in the world.

Compared to my elders in the real industry, I often appreciate this 'lightness': no anxiety about inventory, no maneuvering at the wine table, and no worries about chasing after payments. My battlefield is between charts and emotions, and what I gain is the freedom of time and space.

I am often asked what my secret is. In fact, mindset shapes the outcome; technology merely outlines the process. Some 'heart principles' that one understands only after tears and laughter, I share with friends in the crypto circle: BTC is always the 'big brother' in the crypto world. If you want to mingle in this circle, you must keep an eye on it. When it rises, altcoins have a chance; when it falls, all the little brothers have to follow.

Occasionally, ETH may have an independent trend, but don’t expect altcoins to withstand the market.

$BTC and USDT+ are like a seesaw. Remember: when USDT rises, Bitcoin has to be cautious; when Bitcoin rises too sharply, stock up on USDT for safety.

Two key time periods to watch:

From 0-1 AM, it’s easy to have 'spikes'; placing an order before bed might catch a leak;

From 6-8 AM, it’s the barometer for the day's trend.

If it falls in the first half of the night, and these two hours also fall, just close your eyes and replenish; the probability of a rise that day is high; if it rises in the first half of the night, and these two hours also rise, then hurry and run, it’s likely to fall that day.

Don’t lose focus at 5 PM either. Due to time differences, when American funds just enter the market, big fluctuations are most likely to occur.

'Black Friday'? Don’t be too superstitious. Fridays have seen both falls and rises, the key still lies in the news.

The most practical advice: as long as it’s not a scam coin, coins with trading volume shouldn’t panic when they fall. In three to five days, or a month, they will usually bounce back.

If you have spare money, gradually average down to lower costs, and recover quickly; if you have no spare money, just hold on, it’s not a big problem.

But I only do real trading, no bragging, no making empty promises. The trading team still has open positions; if any brothers want to turn things around, getting on board is the right move.