#Strategy加仓BTC 38 years old, I had an idea—why not give cryptocurrencies a try? Starting from age 30, I got into trading. By 2024-2025, my account balance had grown to eight figures, and my net worth is now close to 50 million. Life is actually quite simple; I check the markets in the morning and make a few trades, and the rest of the time I have little to worry about.

Over the years, I’ve discovered some patterns and want to share them with everyone:

**Core Logic**
$BTC is usually the market’s barometer; most of the time, its movements dictate the overall trend. Major coins like $ETH occasionally break away from $BTC to move independently, but for altcoins—basically, they can’t escape $BTC’s influence.

There’s an interesting inverse relationship: $BTC and USDT often move in opposite directions. Seeing USDT rising? Be cautious—$BTC might be about to fall. Conversely, when $BTC is rising, it’s a good time to accumulate USDT.

**Time Windows**
From midnight to 1 AM is prone to price gaps, especially critical for domestic traders. Before bed, you can try placing low buy orders and high sell orders; sometimes they get filled overnight, and you wake up with gains—that’s the essence of “lying on bricks” (passive earning).

Between 6 and 8 AM is a turning point. If $BTC has been falling from midnight and is still dropping, continuing to decline during this period is often a good opportunity to add to your position, as the price usually rebounds that day. Conversely, if it’s been rising and keeps going up, it’s a clear sell signal, and a correction is likely to happen that day.

5 PM is also worth watching. As US traders start their day, trading activity increases, and many significant fluctuations occur during this time, so don’t miss it.

**Holding Wisdom**
If a coin with enough trading volume drops, don’t panic. Hold firmly—eventually, you’ll break even. Short-term, it might take three or four days; long-term, about a month. If you still have USDT, add to your position gradually to lower your average cost; this will help you recover faster. If you run out of funds, just hold and wait—these coins rarely disappoint, unless you’ve bought some problematic tokens.

I bought Dogecoin at $0.1 and held it; it’s now multiplied over 20 times. Compared to frequent short-term trading, holding spot assets long-term yields better returns. The key is patience.

Regarding the term “Black Friday,” it’s coincidentally associated with some major dips on Fridays, but there are also big rallies or sideways movements, so its accuracy is limited. It’s better to focus on news and fundamentals.

If you’re also considering trading strategies for $BTC and $ETH, take note of these experiences—they might come in handy at some point.