Crypto world survival rule: Understand the rhythm, and you can live longer.

The crypto world has always been a battlefield of capital and information between the East and the West. The market rhythm used to be very clear: during the day, Asians would wait and at night, Europeans and Americans would take the lead. Key market movements often occurred between 21:30 Beijing time and 7:30 the next morning, with significant increases frequently happening in the early hours. Thus, there is a saying among veteran traders: "Go to sleep at 20:00 and wake up at 4:00," which is not without reason.

If you plan to survive in this market for the long term, the following patterns are worth savoring:

1. Don't panic if it dips during the day; it might be a bottom-fishing opportunity. After 9:30 PM, Western funds often pump the market.
2. Don't chase after big gains during the day, as it can easily drop back at night.
3. Pin bar market conditions are often strong reversal signals—the deeper the pin, the clearer the direction.
4. The market often speculates in advance before the positive news is implemented, and it is more likely to drop when the actual news comes out.
5. When the community is wildly shouting recommendations and you feel your blood boiling, it is often close to a short-term top, and you might consider taking the opposite action.
6. Projects that others dismiss may sometimes quietly take off. Stay attentive and test with a small amount.
7. Holding a large position is very dangerous, and the exchange's liquidation leaderboard may already have you in its sights.
8. Just after the short position hits the stop loss, the market drops? Coins like TRB repeatedly educate us: the main force will only truly turn around after clearing the stop loss orders.
9. Just when you're about to break even, the rebound often comes to an abrupt halt— the market won't easily allow the majority to exit smoothly.
10. Once you take profits, the price may quickly surge afterwards—because you have exited, the main force can take action more easily.
11. When you are excited, it is often the prelude to a waterfall; emotions are the best bait for the big players.
12. When you don't have money, every coin rises, deliberately making you FOMO into the market.

So, do you understand? More than 80% of the time, this market may be manipulated by an invisible hand. Besides controlling your positions and maintaining patience, you must also learn to "make a comeback"—never enter the market when things are unclear, and do not blindly chase after highs or sell during dips.

In trading, what ultimately matters is not who operates more frequently, but who has stronger composure and who is more willing to wait for the best opportunity.

The crypto world is never short of opportunities; what is lacking are those who can survive to the next bull market. I hope these insights are useful to you. Let's encourage each other.