Ten Years in the Crypto World: My Journey of Comeback

I am 32 years old this year and started getting involved in digital currency at 22. By 2024-2025, my asset scale reached eight figures. Nowadays, my daily routine consists of checking the market, making a few contract trades at the right times, and positioning my holdings at critical moments. When I go out, I basically don’t have to worry about money. Currently, my net worth exceeds 60 million, and my life is comfortable and at ease.

I am very fortunate that my investment journey rarely requires me to entangle with others, and there are not many worries. Over the years, my biggest realization is that in the crypto world, the most important thing is mindset; technology is just an aid.

Here are some insights I have summarized:

1. Bitcoin dominates the rise and fall rhythm of the crypto world in most cases. Quality coins like Ethereum can occasionally have independent market movements, but altcoins generally follow Bitcoin's trend.
2. Bitcoin and USDT typically show inverse trends. When USDT rises, be cautious that Bitcoin may fall; while when Bitcoin rises, it is often a good time to buy USDT.
3. The spike market is likely to occur between 0:00 and 1:00 every day. It is recommended that domestic investors set limit orders for their desired coins before going to bed, setting a slightly low buying price and a slightly high selling price, as there may be unexpected gains.
4. The key window for determining the day's trend is from 6 to 8 AM. If there is a continuous decline from 0 to 6 AM, and the drop continues during this period, it is usually a buying or averaging opportunity, with a high probability of a rebound on that day; if there is a continuous rise from 0 to 6 AM, and the increase continues during this period, then selling can be considered, as there is a greater possibility of a drop on that day.
5. The period around 5 PM is worth paying close attention to. Due to time zone differences, American investors begin to be active, and the market often experiences volatility; historically, many significant fluctuations have occurred during this time.
6. Regarding the saying of "Black Friday", although there have indeed been several instances of significant drops on Fridays, there have also been cases of significant rises or sideways movements. There is no need to be overly anxious; just pay appropriate attention to the news.
7. For coins with trading volume support, there is no need to panic during a decline. Patiently holding usually allows for a return on investment, taking as short as three to four days, or as long as a month. If you have idle USDT, you can gradually buy more to lower the average cost and accelerate the recovery process. If you don't have extra funds, just wait patiently. Unless you're buying problematic project coins.
8. In spot trading, holding long-term yields higher returns than frequent operations; the key is to have patience. For example, I bought Dogecoin at 0.1 dollars, and it has multiplied more than twenty times since then. $DOGE