#数字资产市场动态 From age 29 to 37, I have been rooted in the crypto world for 8 years. This year, my account finally broke eight figures—honestly, what this number means to me, only I know.

Life has definitely changed now. Staying in five-star hotels, 2,000 yuan a night is no longer a big deal; tags of the crypto circle are sewn on my luggage and hats, and I can find "like-minded" people wherever I go. Compared to the predecessors in factories and e-commerce, I have fewer supply chain worries, less contract disputes, and no frustrating clients defaulting on payments.

Many people want to know my "secret." Honestly, mindset accounts for seventy percent, skills for thirty percent, and the rest is time.

**About the Logic of Cryptocurrencies**

$BTC is the anchor of this circle. To live comfortably here, focusing on Bitcoin is the way—when it rises, altcoins get their chance; when it falls, none of the altcoins are safe. ETH occasionally moves independently to show presence, but don’t expect altcoins to withstand a market dump.

The relationship between $BTC and USDT is like a seesaw—when one rises, the other must fall. Seeing USDT rising, be cautious on Bitcoin’s side; if Bitcoin surges too fiercely, holding some USDT to cash out isn’t a bad idea.

**Timing Windows Are Critical**

From 0:00 to 1:00 AM is prone to "flash crashes"—placing an order before sleep can often lead to catching bargains. 6:00 to 8:00 AM is the market’s early indicator—if the market dips in the first half of the night and continues to fall during this period, adding to positions usually isn’t wrong; the market tends to rebound that day. Conversely, if it rises in the first half and continues to rise in the morning, it’s time to exit; a correction is likely in the afternoon.

Don’t ignore 5:00 PM. When US funds enter, the collision of time zones often causes big swings.

"Black Friday curse"? Don’t buy into that. After falling, rising, or even sideways on Friday, it all depends on the news.

**The Most Practical Advice**

As long as it’s not an air coin and there’s volume, don’t panic when it drops. In three to five days or a month, it usually recovers. If you have spare funds, buy in batches to average your cost; if not, just wait patiently, it’s not a big problem.

The most memorable trade I made was buying Dogecoin at 0.085 and holding it until now, it’s multiplied over 20 times. In the end—trading crypto is a game of patience and rhythm. Walking blindly alone isn’t as good as following the team; the direction is clear, now it’s just about whether you can keep up with the pace.