#数字资产市场动态 From entering the crypto market at age 30 to now at 38, I have experienced several complete cycles in the crypto world. Between 2024 and 2025, my account assets have surpassed the 8-figure mark, and my net worth now exceeds 40 million. My daily routine mainly involves monitoring the market and executing a few contract trades. Over the years, I have indeed summarized some rules of market operation.

Bitcoin plays an absolute leading role in the crypto space. Most of the time, the overall market’s rise and fall follow its lead. Major coins like Ethereum occasionally break away from Bitcoin to move independently, but altcoins generally cannot escape this pattern—they still have to follow the big brother’s footsteps.

Here comes the key observation point. There is an inverse relationship between Bitcoin and USDT—when USDT rises, it often indicates Bitcoin will fall; conversely, when Bitcoin rises, it’s a good opportunity to accumulate USDT.

There are some regularities worth noting in timing. From 0:00 to 1:00 AM daily, price spikes are likely to occur. Domestic traders can place buy orders at lows before sleep and sell at highs, creating opportunities to make money while lying down. 6:00 to 8:00 AM is a critical judgment window. If the market has been falling from 0:00 to 6:00, and it’s still declining during this period, it’s probably a good time to add to positions, as a rebound usually follows that day; the opposite is also true. 5:00 PM is another important time—this is when the US trading session opens, and market volatility often activates around this time.

The term "Black Friday" has been circulating in the community for a long time. Although there have been a few big drops on Fridays, there are also cases of big rises or sideways movements. Its accuracy isn’t particularly high, so just paying a little attention to news is enough.

For coins with sufficient trading volume, don’t panic if they drop. Patience and holding will eventually pay off—within 3 or 4 days at the shortest, up to a month at the longest. If you still have some USDT left, buy in batches to lower your average cost, and the speed of breaking even will be much faster. If you have no extra money, just wait—waiting won’t disappoint you—provided you didn’t buy truly garbage coins.

Long-term holding of spot positions often yields better results than frequent trading. I personally have this experience: Dogecoin bought at $0.1 has increased more than 20 times by now. The same coin’s success depends on patience and holding time.