After working in the crypto circle for almost ten years, I found that people who really make money do not rely on advanced technology, but on mentality and rhythm.

I entered the market in my early thirties, and now the number of accounts is enough for me to no longer worry about life. The biggest experience over the years is to let assets work for you, not you being led by the market.

Many newcomers ask me what I rely on to speculate in coins? Truth be told, technical analysis is just a tool, and mentality is the foundation. In the past few years, I have summed up some practical experience, which may help you avoid detours:

BTC will always be the market vane. ** When it rises, the copycat has a chance; It fell, and don't expect other coins to do well. ETH occasionally goes independently, but that's a rare occasion. Most of the time, the color of BTC's face determines the sentiment of the entire market.

ETH and USDT are like seesaws. ** Remember this rule: when USDT rises, Bitcoin is usually under pressure; Bitcoin has risen sharply, and it is safe to exchange some USDT in time. This is not an absolute law, but the win rate is not low.

Timing is more important than you think. ** From 0 to 1 a.m., the market liquidity is poor, and it is easy to have a "pin" market.

At 6-8 o'clock in the morning, the key window to see the trend of the day: it fell in the first half of the night, and it is still falling in the past two hours? There is a high probability that it will rebound on the same day, and you can consider covering your position; It rose in the first half of the night, and it is still rising in the past two hours? Be careful of the day's pullback, take profit when it is time to take profit.

Don't be distracted at 5 p.m. Due to the time difference, U.S. funds enter the market at this time, and the volatility is often relatively large.

"Black Friday"? Don't be too serious. ** It fell on Friday, but it also rose and passed, don't be superstitious about this law, the key is to look at the news and market sentiment.

The most practical experience: as long as it is not an air project, coins with real trading volume, don't panic if they fall. Three to five days, a month at most, can always come back. If you have spare money, you can replenish the position in batches to spread the low cost, and if you don't have spare money, you can wait with it, which is not a big problem.

The order I took the longest was Dogecoin, which was 0.085 in, and I have been dying until now, which has increased by more than 20 times. It's not that this coin is bullish, but at that time, it was judged that it had community support, and it couldn't fall anywhere, so I waited patiently.

The most indispensable thing in this market is opportunity, and the most lacking thing is patience and discipline. Don't always think about getting rich overnight, learn not to lose money first, and then talk about making money.