#数字资产市场动态 The most critical 8 years of my life have finally paid off, and I’ve accumulated a eight-figure account balance, crossing the 60 million yuan threshold. At this stage, life’s rhythm actually becomes simpler—watching candlestick charts, executing a few key contract orders, and positioning spot holdings at strategic points, that’s all.

Here are some experiences I’ve gained over the years, sharing with everyone.

First, understand the logic of price fluctuations in the crypto world. Bitcoin is usually the market’s barometer; other coins follow its lead. Coins with solid fundamentals like Ethereum can sometimes move independently, but altcoins generally have no escape from their fate.

The relationship between BTC and USDT is somewhat inverse—USDT strength often indicates pressure on Bitcoin, while Bitcoin’s rise is actually a good time to allocate USDT.

Timing is very important. Sharp price spikes often occur between midnight and 1 a.m. Domestic traders can place limit buy and sell orders before sleep; maybe they’ll wake up to profits.

From 6 a.m. to 8 a.m. is a turning point, often revealing the day’s overall tone. If the market has been declining from midnight to 6 a.m., continuing to sell during this period might be a good entry or add-on point, usually leading to a rebound that day. Conversely, if prices have been rising and continue to do so during this period, it’s a clear sell signal, and a correction is likely that day.

5 p.m. is a time to be cautious, as US traders become active then, often triggering volatility. Looking back at history, many big rises and falls happen during this time.

Regarding the legend of "Black Friday," such coincidences happen but are not stable—there are ups, downs, and sideways movements. No need to over-mystify it; just pay attention to news.

For coins with trading volume support, don’t panic when prices fall. As long as the fundamentals are sound, patience will pay off—recovering the investment in 3-4 days or up to a month. If you have idle USDT, add to your positions gradually to lower your average cost; this will help you recover faster. If cash flow is tight, keep waiting; time will give the answer—unless you’ve bought junk coins.

Spot trading strategies differ from contracts. Holding the same coin long-term with disciplined trading often yields better results than frequent high buy and low sell. I bought Dogecoin at $0.1 and held it until now, it’s multiplied over 20 times—that’s the reward of patience.

The core is choosing good coins, timing well, and controlling your mindset. Volatility is normal; mental resilience is more important than technical indicators.