How to help a cryptocurrency trading man return to a normal life?

I entered the circle at 20 and now at 30, it's been a full decade.
The years 2023-2024 are a turning point for me, as my account has first surged to eight figures.
Now going out to stay in a hotel, 2000 bucks a night without batting an eye; must bring some coin circle symbols with the suitcase and hat, so I can recognize my own people wherever I go.
Compared to my elders who run factories or do e-commerce, my life is much more comfortable: I don't have to keep an eye on the supply chain, I don't have to negotiate contracts, and there are no clients defaulting on payments. I have very few worries.
People often ask me: What do you rely on for Cryptocurrency Trading?
After thinking it over, the answer is actually quite simple - mindset first, technique second.
In recent years, I have figured out some "principles" and I want to share them with my brothers in the community:
BTC is always the boss. If you want to mingle in the circle, you have to keep an eye on it. When it rises, there's hope for the market; when it falls, all the little brothers have to follow.
ETH+ will have its own independent market trend, but don't expect altcoins to resist the market.
BTC and USDT+ are a seesaw. Remember this: when USDT rises, be cautious with Bitcoin; when Bitcoin rises sharply, hold some USDT to secure profits.
Two key periods:
Between 0-1 AM, it is easy to experience "needle insertion", placing limit orders before sleep often allows one to pick up coins for free;
6-8 AM, a barometer for the day's market trends:
The price fell in the first half of the night, and it has continued to drop for the past two hours. Just close your eyes and buy more; there's a high probability it can rebound within the day.
The price rises in the first half of the night, and if it rises in these two hours, then run quickly, as it will likely drop by the end of the day.
At 5 PM, don't get distracted. Due to the time difference, US funds have just entered the market, and this is the time when big fluctuations are most likely to occur.
"Black Friday+"? Don't be too superstitious. Fridays have seen drops, but also rises and sideways movements; the key still lies in the news.
The most practical point:
As long as it's not a shitcoin and has trading volume, don't panic if it drops. In three to five days, or a month, it will always come back.
If you have spare money, buy in batches to lower the cost and recover quickly; if you don't have spare money, just hold on, it's not a big problem.
My proudest trade: I bought Dogecoin at 0.085 and have held it until now, multiplying it over 20 times.
It turns out that in Cryptocurrency Trading, what matters in the end is patience.
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