#ETH走势分析 In this market, survival is more important than anything else. Don’t wait for the bull market to come only to find your account empty.

I’m 35 now, with 11 years of trading experience. From 2021 to 2023, my assets grew to 8 figures. Compared to those post-80s running traditional businesses, my life is much easier.

After years of ups and downs, I’ve summed up 8 practical lessons that I still use today:

**1. BTC is the market’s conductor**
ETH occasionally stands strong and moves independently, but for 99% of other coins? They basically follow BTC’s lead.

**2. BTC and USDT are a seesaw**
When the USDT price goes up, you should be wary that BTC might drop; when BTC is pumping, that’s actually a good time to switch to USDT. Remember this inverse relationship.

**3. Midnight (0-1 AM) is prime time for wicks**
Every night before bed, I place my orders in advance: buy low, sell high. Many times, I wake up to find the system has already executed my trades.

**4. Check the market direction between 6-8 AM**
It’s simple logic: if the price keeps dropping from midnight to 6 AM and is still dropping during this period, it’ll likely rise today—good time to enter or add positions. Conversely, if it’s been rising all night and is still up in the morning, there’s a high chance of a pullback—time to exit.

**5. Watch the market closely at 5 PM**
Because of the time difference, this is when Americans just start trading. Sharp pumps and dumps often happen in this time window.

**6. Black Friday isn’t always bearish**
Historically, there have been some big Friday crashes, but it’s not a hard rule. Just use it as a reference signal, not your main decision factor.

**7. Don’t panic when major coins drop**
As long as the coin has good liquidity and trading volume, there’s really no need to worry about dips. You’ll usually recover in 3-4 days, or within a month at most. If you have spare funds, average down in batches; if not, just wait it out.

**8. Trading spot less earns more than frequent trading**
With the same coin, constantly trading in and out often yields less than simply holding. I’ve proven this with real money.