#密码资产动态追踪 8 Years of Experience in the Crypto World: The Road to Recovery—From Confusion to a Million-Dollar Account

When I was 30, I entered this circle. Now I’m 38. Honestly, these 8 years have flown by.

2024 to 2025 will be my watershed moment. My account balance first reached eight figures, and I felt completely liberated. I can book luxury hotels casually, spending 10,000 yuan a night without blinking; my clothes, pants, hats, and bags all feature crypto-related logos. Walking down the street, the feeling of being recognized by peers at a glance is pretty exhilarating.

Compared to friends who run factories or operate e-commerce, my life has become more relaxed—no more struggles with supply chains, no more annoying contracts, and no one owes me money. Life is definitely much more comfortable now.

Many people ask me: what exactly has allowed me to survive in this market?

I’ve thought about it for a long time. The answer isn’t complicated—**mindset first, skills second**. Over the years, I’ve stepped on some pits and suffered losses, but I’ve finally figured out some tricks.

**"Hidden Rules" of Trading**

**Bitcoin will always be the boss**. If you want to survive in this circle, you must keep an eye on its every move. When $BTC rises, the whole market boils over; when it weakens, small altcoins won’t turn things around. Occasionally, $ETH will move independently, but don’t expect altcoins to challenge the main trend—that’s an eternal rule.

**$BTC and $USDT are like a seesaw**. Remember this—when stablecoins appreciate, Bitcoin should be cautious; when Bitcoin surges fiercely, it’s wise to stash some stablecoins to lock in profits. This is the most practical way to hedge risk.

**"Timing" Trading Strategy**

The period from 0 to 1 a.m. often sees "spike" movements—placing a random order before bed can often yield profit without any initial investment.

6 to 8 a.m. is the weather vane for the day’s trend. If the market drops in the first half of the night, and these two hours continue to decline? Just add to your position confidently; chances are you’ll recover the losses within the day. Conversely, if the market rises in the first half of the night and then continues to go up? Better to run—most likely, there will be a correction during the day.

Never let your guard down at 5 p.m. Due to time zone differences, U.S. institutions start entering the market, and this is when big moves are most likely to happen.

"Black Friday"? Don’t be too superstitious. Yes, prices have fallen on Fridays before, but they’ve also risen or stayed flat—ultimately, news and sentiment still rule.

**The Most Painful Advice**

As long as it’s not an air coin, and the project has trading volume, don’t panic when it drops. In three to five days or a month, it can bounce back. If you have spare funds, buy in batches to average down and speed up recovery; if you’re short on cash, hold tight—no big deal.

The trade I’m most proud of: bought Dogecoin at 0.085 and held it all the way until now. It’s multiplied over 20 times. Back then, no one believed in it, but I chose to trust.

This is my core insight over the years. From stumbling in darkness to now lighting the way for others. The community needs experienced veterans like this.

Hold on, good things will come.