#数字资产市场观察 Retail investors want to survive in the crypto market? First, engrave these few things into your DNA.

The crypto market has never been a place of luck; it is about the depth of your understanding of the market and your emotional management skills.

The trend of BTC is the wind vane. Wherever it goes, the whole market follows. If you can't understand the rhythm of BTC, you are driving with your eyes closed.

In that one hour around midnight, there are often outrageous price fluctuations. Place an order and go to sleep, you might wake up the next day to unexpected gains.

The changes in the premium of USDT can tell you a lot of things—whether funds are fleeing or chasing, and whether the sentiment is overheated during a BTC surge. When looking at these two indicators in reverse, you can often sense danger half a step early.

Don't forget that the macro environment is always online. A single decision from the Federal Reserve can make the global market tremble. It's not that you judged wrong, it's that you received the news slowly.

The time period from six to eight in the morning is the most critical. If there was a drop during the night and the market is still falling in the morning, then the probability of a rebound that day is actually quite high; conversely, if the market rose overnight and continues to surge in the morning, the likelihood of a peak that day is very significant.

Be extra cautious on Friday. The main players love to make moves on this day—washing positions, inducing shorts, clearing warehouses; all the tricks are played out on this day. Those who can maintain their positions on Friday are already smarter than most.

Trading volume is the hard truth. Without trading volume to support it, a market trend is just paper thin. Even if a quality coin falls, as long as there is volume, there is still hope.

The hardest part: restraining your hands. Truly skilled traders do not operate frequently. Being able to resist the urge to act is itself a huge advantage.

A liquidation is not fatal; what is fatal is the mindset collapse after the liquidation. When you can see through your own emotions and understand the language of the market, turning the situation around is actually quite feasible.