#数字资产动态追踪 31 years old to 39, I have dedicated the hottest 8 years to the whirlpool of crypto.

Last year was a turning point — my account balance first broke eight figures.

Now, staying in hotels during business trips has become the norm. No longer fussing over room rates; spending a few thousand on a good window or a nice room is just part of it. The NFT pendant hanging on my bag and the "To the Moon" earrings on my ears can serve as signals for comrades in any city worldwide — a single glance says it all.

Many people ask for tips. Honestly, mindset determines how far the final path can go; technology is just a tool for paving the way. Those things learned through tears and laughter, I want to share with everyone in the crypto circle:

**Bitcoin is always the big brother.** This circle is all about BTC’s mood. When it rises, the entire altcoin ecosystem has room to survive; when it falls, all small coins follow to their doom. To thrive here, you must keep your eyes fixed on it.

Ethereum sometimes throws tantrums and moves on its own trend. But altcoins? Forget it. When the market moves, they are all like elementary students.

**Bitcoin and stablecoins are like a seesaw.** Remember this: when stablecoins start to rise, be cautious of Bitcoin; if Bitcoin surges too fiercely, it’s time to buy some stablecoins for safety — safety first.

**Timing is crucial.** Between 12 a.m. and 1 a.m., deep dips often occur. Place your orders before bed; you might catch a low price for a bottom-fishing. 6 a.m. to 8 a.m. is a trailer for the day’s market. If it dips overnight, and these two hours are still falling, just add to your position — a rebound is likely that day. If it rises overnight, and these two hours are still climbing, quickly exit — the market will probably adjust that day.

Be cautious around 5 p.m. too. When US funds enter the market, big waves are most likely to happen.

Is the term "Black Friday" overhyped? Don’t be overly superstitious. Fridays have seen dips, rises, and sideways movements; the key is how information and capital flow move.

**The simplest advice: as long as it’s not an air project, and the coin has real trading volume, don’t panic when it drops.** In three to five days or a month, it can always bounce back. If you have spare funds, buy in batches to average out the cost and recover quickly; if your funds are tight, hold on stubbornly — it’s not a big problem.

The most satisfying trade I’ve made was buying a well-known coin at $0.085, holding it until now, and it has increased over 20 times. The fact is — in crypto trading, patience and perseverance are what matter most. It’s better to follow the mainstream than to guess blindly. The direction is already clear; it’s just a matter of whether you can keep up with the rhythm.