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I entered the industry at 25, and by this year I’m 33—an entire 8 years.
2021–2022 were the turning point for me; my account first crossed into eight figures.
A Bulgari hotel room for 10,000 a night—I didn’t even blink. Above the outfit, everything is covered in crypto symbols.
For our generation, we can afford the premium—we pay for efficiency. We don’t have to obsess over the supply chain, and we don’t need to get tangled up in receivables. My time is only for high-value battlefields.
People often ask me: what do you rely on to trade coins?
After thinking it through, the answer is actually very simple—mindset first, and skills second.
Over the past few years, I’ve figured out some “principles” and I want to share them with sisters and brothers in the circle:
BTC is always the big brother. If you want to hang around in this market, you have to keep an eye on it. When it rises, the altcoins have a chance; when it falls, all the little ones have to lie down with it.
Sometimes ETH+ can break out with an independent trend, but don’t expect altcoins to withstand the broader market.
BTC and USDT+ are like a seesaw. Remember this: when USDT rises, you need to be careful about Bitcoin; when Bitcoin surges, hold some USDT to lock in profits.
Two key time windows:
Between 12:00–1:00 a.m., it’s easy to “poke through” (short-lived spikes). Place orders before bed—you often can pick up bargains.
Between 6:00–8:00 a.m., watch it as the “direction indicator” for the day:
If the first half of the night is falling, and these two hours are still falling, then close your eyes and add more to your position—you’ll most likely get a rebound that day.
If the first half of the night is rising, and these two hours are still rising, then run—most likely it will drop later that day.
At 5:00 p.m., don’t get distracted. Because of the time difference, once U.S. funds come in, this is when big volatility is most likely to happen.
“Black Friday+”? Don’t put too much faith in it. Friday has dropped before, but it’s also moved sideways and even risen—what matters is still the news and headline cycle.
The most solid rule of all:
As long as it’s not an air coin—if it has trading volume—when it drops, don’t panic. In three to five days, or within a month, it will always come back.
If you have spare money, add in batches to average down and recover faster. If you don’t, just hold firmly—no big problem.
My personal most proud trade: DOGE bought at 0.085, which I’ve held stubbornly until now—it’s up more than 20x.
The facts prove this: in the end, trading coins is all about patience.
Duo’er only does real trades, no hype. There are still open spots in the team right now. Brothers and sisters who want to learn the methods and turn things around—get on board and let’s do this together!
I entered the industry at 25, and by this year I’m 33—an entire 8 years.
2021–2022 were the turning point for me; my account first crossed into eight figures.
A Bulgari hotel room for 10,000 a night—I didn’t even blink. Above the outfit, everything is covered in crypto symbols.
For our generation, we can afford the premium—we pay for efficiency. We don’t have to obsess over the supply chain, and we don’t need to get tangled up in receivables. My time is only for high-value battlefields.
People often ask me: what do you rely on to trade coins?
After thinking it through, the answer is actually very simple—mindset first, and skills second.
Over the past few years, I’ve figured out some “principles” and I want to share them with sisters and brothers in the circle:
BTC is always the big brother. If you want to hang around in this market, you have to keep an eye on it. When it rises, the altcoins have a chance; when it falls, all the little ones have to lie down with it.
Sometimes ETH+ can break out with an independent trend, but don’t expect altcoins to withstand the broader market.
BTC and USDT+ are like a seesaw. Remember this: when USDT rises, you need to be careful about Bitcoin; when Bitcoin surges, hold some USDT to lock in profits.
Two key time windows:
Between 12:00–1:00 a.m., it’s easy to “poke through” (short-lived spikes). Place orders before bed—you often can pick up bargains.
Between 6:00–8:00 a.m., watch it as the “direction indicator” for the day:
If the first half of the night is falling, and these two hours are still falling, then close your eyes and add more to your position—you’ll most likely get a rebound that day.
If the first half of the night is rising, and these two hours are still rising, then run—most likely it will drop later that day.
At 5:00 p.m., don’t get distracted. Because of the time difference, once U.S. funds come in, this is when big volatility is most likely to happen.
“Black Friday+”? Don’t put too much faith in it. Friday has dropped before, but it’s also moved sideways and even risen—what matters is still the news and headline cycle.
The most solid rule of all:
As long as it’s not an air coin—if it has trading volume—when it drops, don’t panic. In three to five days, or within a month, it will always come back.
If you have spare money, add in batches to average down and recover faster. If you don’t, just hold firmly—no big problem.
My personal most proud trade: DOGE bought at 0.085, which I’ve held stubbornly until now—it’s up more than 20x.
The facts prove this: in the end, trading coins is all about patience.
Duo’er only does real trades, no hype. There are still open spots in the team right now. Brothers and sisters who want to learn the methods and turn things around—get on board and let’s do this together!