#Strategy扩大比特币持仓 A decade of sharpening a sword, the encryption journey from debt to financial freedom.

I entered the circle at 28, and now I am a 38-year-old veteran. The journey hasn't been smooth, but in the years 2023 to 2024, my account balance finally broke into eight digits. Now, I don't check prices when staying in hotels, and I always like to carry some items with a mark of the circle—when I unexpectedly meet fellow travelers at the airport, we exchange a knowing smile; we all understand.

Compared to friends around me who are in physical goods, my line of work is indeed worry-free: no payment collection issues, no supplier disputes, and a significant reduction in troubles.

Some people always love to ask for trading secrets. After thinking for a long time, the core is just two words: mindset. The technical aspects are actually secondary.

Over the years of struggle and experience, I have summarized a few practical lessons:

$BTC is always the market barometer. Its ups and downs determine the overall market sentiment, with other coins generally following suit. $ETH may occasionally move independently, but don't expect smaller coins to go against the trend.

The relationship between $BTC and USDT is like a seesaw—be cautious when the stablecoin premium rises, and remember to lock in profits in time after a surge in mainstream coins.

Regarding trading periods, I have noticed two patterns:

From midnight to 1 AM, the market is prone to extreme fluctuations, and placing limit orders in advance often yields unexpected gains.

The observation window is from 6 to 8 in the morning: If there is a decline in the first half of the night and it continues to drop during this time, it is often a good opportunity to buy the dip, and a rebound is likely on that day; if there is an increase in the first half of the night and the morning session continues to surge, then it should be considered to reduce positions, as there is a high probability of a correction on that day.

Pay attention at five o'clock in the afternoon. Due to the time difference, European and American funds start to become active at this time, and fluctuations are usually quite intense.

As for the so-called "Black Friday", I think you shouldn't take it too seriously. There have indeed been several major drops on Fridays, but there have also been many instances of gains or sideways movement; it really depends on the news.

The most important point: as long as it is not an air project, for cryptocurrencies with real trading volume, don't panic when the price drops. It will recover, whether in a few days or a month. If you have extra money, buy in batches to lower the cost; if not, just hold patiently.

My most satisfying investment has been Dogecoin, which I acquired at a price of 0.085 and now has over 20 times the return. This proves a point: in the encryption market, patience is often more valuable than skill.