Share a few practical tips to help you avoid detours in trading!

1. Watch the "leader" first when checking the market
Bitcoin is usually the indicator of price trends in the crypto world. While quality coins like Ethereum can occasionally have independent moves, most altcoins are generally influenced by it.

2. Pay close attention to USDT reverse signals
When USDT is rising, be wary of a Bitcoin drop; when Bitcoin surges, it’s a good time to buy USDT.

3. Midnight “passive earning” trick
Between 0:00 and 1:00 each day, price spikes and dips often occur. Before going to bed, domestic users can set low buy orders for their favorite coins and high sell orders for their holdings—you might get an unexpected trade.

4. Watch around 5 pm
Due to time zone differences, US investors become active at this time, which can trigger price volatility. Historically, many significant market moves happen around this hour.

5. Don’t panic on “Black Friday”
Although there’s a saying about Friday crashes, big gains or sideways markets are also common. Don’t get overly anxious—just focus on the news.

6. Strategies for quality coin declines
If a coin with strong trading volume drops, don’t panic. Holding patiently for 3 days to a month will likely get you back to break-even. If you have extra funds, you can buy in batches to average down the cost. If not, just wait it out.

7. For spot trading, “move less, observe more”
For the same coin, holding long-term and reducing trades often yields higher returns than frequent trading. The key is patience.
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