#Strategy加仓比特币 At 22 years old, fresh out of college and filled with beautiful illusions about finance, I joined a traditional financial company, but reality gave me a harsh wake-up call. During that year, I was in a state of utter despair. It wasn't until a chance encounter that I stepped into the world of cryptocurrency. From that moment on, my life trajectory was completely rewritten. Looking back now, I’ve been in the market for exactly 8 years since I entered at age 29, from the naivety of 2017 to the maturity of 2024. This period has become a dividing line in my life. My account balance has also crossed the 8-figure mark for the first time, and this feeling is hard to describe.

My cousin runs a factory, and my sister-in-law does e-commerce. They are constantly tangled up in supply chains and contracts. In comparison, my days are much easier—no need to watch warehouses or argue over details. People around me often ask if I have any secrets. My answer is simple: "Mindset is the foundation, skills are the house." Over the years of market ups and downs, I’ve explored some rules I’d like to share:

**Bitcoin is the true steering wheel** — Once Bitcoin starts moving, smaller coins have room to breathe; if Bitcoin weakens, no one can stay unaffected. Ethereum, although sometimes moves independently, relying on it as a lifeline is overly naive.

**Bitcoin and USDT are like a seesaw** — When USDT keeps rising, it often means someone is quietly withdrawing. Conversely, when Bitcoin surges, holding some USDT allows you to respond calmly during volatility, even to buy the dip.

**Timing is crucial** — The window from 0:00 to 1:00 AM is prone to "price spikes," as many low-price orders placed before sleep get executed during this time. The 6:00 to 8:00 AM window is a market indicator: if the market fell overnight and continues to fall, consider adding to positions; if it starts rebounding, taking profits promptly is more secure.

**Pay attention to the US market opening performance** — After 5:00 PM, US funds start flowing in, often increasing market volatility. Keeping a close eye on the screen during this period is necessary. As for the term "Black Friday," I personally don’t buy into it; the influence of news is often overrated.

**Logic in choosing coins and patience in holding** — Coins with genuine projects and real trading volume don’t need to be panicked over when they fall. If you have idle funds, deploy them gradually; if not, hold steady. The best decision I made was buying Dogecoin at $0.085 and holding onto it until now, gaining over twenty times. This experience taught me that choosing the right coin is more valuable than timing the market perfectly.

Many people are stuck in a vicious cycle, not because they lack effort, but because they lack a guiding light. The market is always moving, opportunities never close — only by catching the right rhythm and staying clear-headed can you emerge from that long period of darkness.