#数字货币市场洞察 From stepping into the crypto world at 25 to breaking the ten-million mark in my account at 35, these ten years have felt like a roller coaster.

Now, I don’t even blink at staying in five-star hotels on business trips, and everything I wear is from top brands in the industry. What’s the best part? I don’t have to worry about supply chains every day like my relatives who run traditional businesses, haggle over contract terms with clients, or worry about delayed payments. Digital assets have their own liquidity.

After years of ups and downs, I’ve discovered one truth—mindset is ten times more important than technical skills. Technical analysis and such are just auxiliary tools, to be honest.

**Here’s how I see market trends:**

BTC is the bellwether of the entire market. When it rises, altcoins go wild; when it falls, small coins crash across the board. ETH can occasionally go its own way, but altcoins having an independent run? Almost impossible.

The relationship between BTC and USDT is quite subtle, like two ends of a seesaw. When USDT premiums rise, Bitcoin usually has to adjust; when Bitcoin surges, the right move is to swap to stablecoins and lock in your profits.

**Timing is critical:**

Between midnight and 1 a.m., there are often quick wicks—setting a low-priced order before bed can sometimes catch a bargain.

From 6 a.m. to 8 a.m., these two hours basically set the tone for the entire day. If the market dropped earlier in the night and is still dropping during this window, it’ll most likely bounce back—so averaging down is usually a safe bet.

But if it rose earlier and keeps rising in the morning? Take profits quickly, because a pullback is probably coming.

Around 5 p.m., US capital starts to flow in and volatility can spike out of nowhere, so keep an eye on it.

**About "Black Friday":**

Don’t let the name scare you. Trends mainly depend on news and the overall environment. As long as it’s not a dead project and the coin has trading volume, there’s no need to panic if it drops—most times it’ll rebound in three to five days, or at most a month. If you have spare cash, buy the dip in batches to lower your cost; if not, just hold on, don’t panic sell.

My proudest move was buying Dogecoin at 0.085 and holding until now—it’s multiplied over twenty times.

This business is all about patience and discipline. Don’t waste time fumbling around on your own; understanding the market rhythm is more important than anything else.