$ETH "In the cryptocurrency world, turning the tide against the odds, from a desperate situation to recovery, what exactly have they done right?"
Many people think that the cryptocurrency world is a "shortcut to wealth", but those who can truly turn the tide often discover profound rules in desperate situations.
1. Keep a close eye on $BTC , don't go against the trend
Bitcoin is the heartbeat of the entire market.
As long as you understand its rhythm, the ups and downs of altcoins will be clear.
Except for a few coins with strong logic (like ETH), other altcoins cannot escape the gravitational field of BTC.
$SOL 2, golden hours: The "money-making ray" at midnight
Every day from 00:00 to 01:00 is the time with the thinnest trading volume and the most bizarre prices.
Place orders before bed, and when you wake up in the morning, you might occasionally pick up sky-high prices or sell at ideal prices.
That hour is the moment when the wheel of fate is easiest to turn.
3. Focus on USDT, feel the market temperature
If USDT rises sharply, it indicates that someone is fleeing; if BTC rises quickly, it indicates that emotions are ignited.
These two often move in opposite directions. Understanding how to use the fluctuations of USDT to gauge market temperature can help you react a step ahead.
4. The macro environment is always present
The cryptocurrency world is not an island.
Every Fed policy, every rumor about the Treasury’s taxation, can trigger a chain reaction.
Sometimes it’s not the market that is wrong; it's your information that is slow.
5. Identify key time periods
From 6 AM to 8 AM is a watershed.
If the night session falls, the morning session continues to fall, it is highly likely to rebound that day;
If the night session rises, the morning session often peaks that day.
I have seen this pattern too many times.
6. "Black Friday", remember this term
Friday’s fluctuations are often violent, making it easy for the main forces to "clear positions, wash positions, and induce shorts".
Don't act impulsively that day; wait for the news to settle before acting, and you’ll last longer.
7. Trading volume = lifeline
When there is volume, there is a market. When there is no volume, don’t fantasize.
If a quality coin drops, don’t panic; as long as trading is active and funds are present, recovering costs is just a matter of time.
If you have USDT, buy in batches; if you don’t, just hold on. Patience is the final victor.
8. The hardest rule: do less
Frequent trading will only make things more chaotic.
Holding the same coin for three months will earn you far more than frequently switching.
Many times, the market rewards those who can "do nothing".
The cryptocurrency world is not a game of overnight wealth but a survival game of cognition and mentality.
