I entered the crypto trading world at 22 and I’m 35 now—exactly 13 years. In the two years from 2021 to 2022, my account first surged into the eight-figure range. My mindset also got a bit carried away. I stayed in a hotel that cost 10,000 yuan per night without even blinking. This isn’t showing off—it’s just that the money came fast, and it made me start asking a question: do you want to earn U for a lifetime, or spend your whole life earning U? $BTC
Many people ask me what I trade crypto with—indicators, news, or luck? The answer is simple: mindset first, skills second.
BTC is always the boss. It’s only when it rises that alts have a chance. When it falls, all the “little brothers” get knocked down. If you want to survive in this circle, lock onto BTC. Occasionally ETH runs independently, but don’t count on the alts to buck the broader market. Bitcoin and USDT are like a seesaw: if USDT rises more than Bitcoin, be careful. If Bitcoin surges hard, remember to stash some USDT and take profits. Don’t always try to make money by squeezing out the very last copper penny. $CL
At dawn, price can easily “poke needles.” Setting up orders to buy low and sell high often lets you pick up free profits. A few percent in the morning is a daily compass: if the first half of the night falls by that amount, and it keeps falling, then when it’s down, just add more—today is likely to rally. If the first half of the night rises by that amount, and it keeps rising, then run quickly—today is likely to drop. Don’t get distracted in the afternoon. When U.S. funds come in, that’s when volatility is easiest to trigger. $XAU
As long as it’s not an “air coin,” and the coin has trading volume, if it drops, don’t panic. In three to five days or within a month, it will usually come back. If you have spare money, add in batches to average down your cost. If you don’t have spare money, holding on stubbornly isn’t a big problem—not being “garbage” is what matters.
After eight years, the biggest change isn’t how much I’ve made. It’s that I finally don’t get anxious over every fluctuation. Earning U for a lifetime isn’t about one shot at getting rich overnight—it’s about following a set of rules that lets you stay at the table long-term. #币安九周年
Many people ask me what I trade crypto with—indicators, news, or luck? The answer is simple: mindset first, skills second.
BTC is always the boss. It’s only when it rises that alts have a chance. When it falls, all the “little brothers” get knocked down. If you want to survive in this circle, lock onto BTC. Occasionally ETH runs independently, but don’t count on the alts to buck the broader market. Bitcoin and USDT are like a seesaw: if USDT rises more than Bitcoin, be careful. If Bitcoin surges hard, remember to stash some USDT and take profits. Don’t always try to make money by squeezing out the very last copper penny. $CL
At dawn, price can easily “poke needles.” Setting up orders to buy low and sell high often lets you pick up free profits. A few percent in the morning is a daily compass: if the first half of the night falls by that amount, and it keeps falling, then when it’s down, just add more—today is likely to rally. If the first half of the night rises by that amount, and it keeps rising, then run quickly—today is likely to drop. Don’t get distracted in the afternoon. When U.S. funds come in, that’s when volatility is easiest to trigger. $XAU
As long as it’s not an “air coin,” and the coin has trading volume, if it drops, don’t panic. In three to five days or within a month, it will usually come back. If you have spare money, add in batches to average down your cost. If you don’t have spare money, holding on stubbornly isn’t a big problem—not being “garbage” is what matters.
After eight years, the biggest change isn’t how much I’ve made. It’s that I finally don’t get anxious over every fluctuation. Earning U for a lifetime isn’t about one shot at getting rich overnight—it’s about following a set of rules that lets you stay at the table long-term. #币安九周年