#数字资产市场动态 8 years of the crypto journey, from age 31 to 39, finally crossing eight figures in account balance last year.
Now I stay in five-star hotels when I go out, spending thousands of dollars on rooms without blinking, all just for the beautiful scenery. NFT pendants hanging on my luggage, and "To the Moon" earrings I wear have become invisible passes—anywhere in the world, I can recognize like-minded people at a glance.
I've been asked countless times if I have any secrets. Honestly, mindset determines the outcome; technology is just a tool. Those things learned after tears and laughter—I want to share with everyone:
$BTC is the stabilizing force in the crypto world. You must keep your eyes on it in this circle. When it rises, altcoins have their chance; when it turns around, small coins follow to their doom. Sometimes ETH can move on its own, but don’t expect small coins to resist the trend—this is an iron law.
$BTC and USDT are like a seesaw; when one rises, the other must fall. USDT suddenly surges? Watch out for Bitcoin; Bitcoin surges too fiercely? Stock some USDT to lock in profits—that’s called taking the money off the table.
Pay attention to two trading periods—0 to 1 a.m. is prone to "price spikes," and placing orders before bed might catch a bottom; 6 to 8 a.m. is the market’s early indicator for the day. If the market continues to fall during those first two hours of the night, add to your position—most likely, it will rally that day; if it rises during those hours, reduce your holdings—most likely, there will be a correction that day. Don’t ignore the US funds entering at 5 p.m., that’s when big volatility often occurs.
"Black Friday curse"? Don’t take it too seriously. We’ve seen dips, rallies, and sideways moves on Fridays; the key is news. The simplest rule: as long as it’s not an air coin, if a traded asset drops, don’t panic. In three to five days or a month, it will recover. If you have spare funds, build positions gradually to lower your average cost; if not, hold tight—no big problem.
The most satisfying trade I have is buying Dogecoin at $0.085, which has now multiplied over 20 times. The truth is, trading ultimately comes down to patience and discipline. It’s better to follow the main players than to guess blindly; the direction is already set for you—it's just up to whether you can keep up with the rhythm.
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StablecoinSkeptic
· 5h ago
Wait, how much Dogecoin did you get at 0.085, and where is it now? Bro, you must have entered so early. I feel like I'm just hearing stories.
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BearMarketMonk
· 5h ago
It took eight years to turn things around, but to be fair, compared to the dreamers who want to get rich overnight, at least they haven't been wiped out yet.
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OnchainHolmes
· 5h ago
I've heard the story of buying Dogecoin at 0.085 countless times, so why does everyone say they've caught the bottom?
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failed_dev_successful_ape
· 6h ago
0.085 bought Dogecoin, and now? Bro, your luck is incredible. I've never been this lucky.
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SolidityJester
· 6h ago
Eight years to reach eight figures, easy to say... and sleep was probably eaten up by those midnight 0-1 AM injections.
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LucidSleepwalker
· 6h ago
Damn, you're still holding onto Dogecoin bought at 0.085? I really can't understand this mindset.
#数字资产市场动态 8 years of the crypto journey, from age 31 to 39, finally crossing eight figures in account balance last year.
Now I stay in five-star hotels when I go out, spending thousands of dollars on rooms without blinking, all just for the beautiful scenery. NFT pendants hanging on my luggage, and "To the Moon" earrings I wear have become invisible passes—anywhere in the world, I can recognize like-minded people at a glance.
I've been asked countless times if I have any secrets. Honestly, mindset determines the outcome; technology is just a tool. Those things learned after tears and laughter—I want to share with everyone:
$BTC is the stabilizing force in the crypto world. You must keep your eyes on it in this circle. When it rises, altcoins have their chance; when it turns around, small coins follow to their doom. Sometimes ETH can move on its own, but don’t expect small coins to resist the trend—this is an iron law.
$BTC and USDT are like a seesaw; when one rises, the other must fall. USDT suddenly surges? Watch out for Bitcoin; Bitcoin surges too fiercely? Stock some USDT to lock in profits—that’s called taking the money off the table.
Pay attention to two trading periods—0 to 1 a.m. is prone to "price spikes," and placing orders before bed might catch a bottom; 6 to 8 a.m. is the market’s early indicator for the day. If the market continues to fall during those first two hours of the night, add to your position—most likely, it will rally that day; if it rises during those hours, reduce your holdings—most likely, there will be a correction that day. Don’t ignore the US funds entering at 5 p.m., that’s when big volatility often occurs.
"Black Friday curse"? Don’t take it too seriously. We’ve seen dips, rallies, and sideways moves on Fridays; the key is news. The simplest rule: as long as it’s not an air coin, if a traded asset drops, don’t panic. In three to five days or a month, it will recover. If you have spare funds, build positions gradually to lower your average cost; if not, hold tight—no big problem.
The most satisfying trade I have is buying Dogecoin at $0.085, which has now multiplied over 20 times. The truth is, trading ultimately comes down to patience and discipline. It’s better to follow the main players than to guess blindly; the direction is already set for you—it's just up to whether you can keep up with the rhythm.