#Strategy加仓BTC After spending 8 years in this field, by 2024-2025, my assets finally reached eight figures, with a net worth surpassing $60 million. The current trading rhythm is very clear—monitoring the market, executing a few precise contract orders, and laying in wait with spot positions at key points.

Here are some trading insights I hope will be helpful to everyone.

**Coin Correlation Patterns**: Bitcoin is usually the market indicator for the entire crypto space; its rise and fall often dominate the rhythm. Stronger coins like Ethereum sometimes diverge from BTC's trend, but altcoins generally cannot escape Bitcoin's influence—they move when BTC moves.

**USDT Contrarian Signal**: This is very important. Bitcoin and USDT tend to move inversely; when USDT is rising, be alert, as BTC might be about to retrace; conversely, when BTC is surging, it’s a good opportunity to accumulate USDT at low levels.

**Time Window Trading**: Domestic traders can take advantage of the 0:00 to 1:00 time slot, placing buy and sell orders at ideal prices before sleep. Many orders can be filled unknowingly this way. 6:00 to 8:00 AM is another critical period—this is when you can gauge the market tone for the day. If from midnight the price has been falling and continues to do so, it’s likely a good opportunity to add to positions, and the market will probably rise that day; the opposite applies as well. 5:00 PM is also worth paying special attention to, as US traders become active and often stir the market during this time.

**"Black Friday" Phenomenon**: Some in the crypto community have mentioned the pattern of big drops on Fridays, but I’ve experienced it only a few times—there have been rises, drops, and sideways movements; accuracy is generally limited. News and market sentiment might be more important than timing patterns.

**Position Holding Strategy**: For coins with good liquidity, don’t panic when prices fall. Hold patiently; it can take as little as 3-4 days or up to a month to break even. If you still hold USDT, averaging down by adding in batches can speed up your return to break-even. If you have no extra funds, keep waiting—you won’t be disappointed, unless you really picked the wrong coin.

**Spot vs. Contract Trading**: For the same coin, long-term spot trading with less frequent transactions often yields better returns than frequent trading. I bought Dogecoin at 0.1 early on and held it until now, gaining over 20 times—this shows the power of patience. Many people lose money due to high transaction fees from frequent trading.

Focusing on Ethereum and Bitcoin contract and spot correlation strategies, I will share more details when the timing is right.