In the crypto world, past market movements resemble the confrontation between the East and the West, with fluctuations both day and night. Basically, the market is most active between 21:30 and 7:30 Beijing time. You will find that many significant rises occur in the early morning, so a qualified trader usually chooses to sleep at 8 PM and wake up at 4 AM to monitor market dynamics.

1. If you notice a continuous drop in the domestic market during the day, you should consider bottom fishing because at 21:30, foreign capital will start to push the market up.

2. Conversely, if the market rises significantly during the day, don't chase the high, as it is likely to pull back at night. Those who are used to FOMO need to stay calm at this time.

3. When buying and selling, the key signal is the 'pinning'; the deeper the pin, the stronger the buy or sell signal.

4. Before major meetings or the release of good news, the market usually rises, but after the news is released, a drop may occur.

5. When discussing trading strategies in the group, the coins that are enthusiastically promoted by members often excite people, but there's a high probability of being tricked; a counter-trade might be safer. Especially for those hotly traded coins, it's better to take profits and go flat in time.

6. If you are not interested in the coins recommended by group members, they might actually rise significantly. When you start to doubt, it might be worth trying a small investment; perhaps you'll be pleasantly surprised. For example, BGB was recommended by a group member when it was only 0.4, and now it is directly at 4.4; it was really just a casual buy at the time.

7. The choice of platform is also very important; large exchanges like bn, ok, and bg are relatively stable. In contrast, with the recent dexx incident, there was simply no way to seek justice, and too many people fell victim. Many people tend to trust non-mainstream platforms, but they are not authoritative, and no one endorses them; there are still many scams. There was a case where a user encountered a witch; bitget took out a large amount of money to buy tens of thousands of dollars worth of Dogs and sent them to the users who were targeted by the project's witch.

8. When you hold a large amount of a certain coin, the risk of liquidation increases because you may be targeted by the exchange and become part of the liquidation list. Once your short position's stop loss is triggered, the market often drops, as if it's deliberately not letting you escape, like in the case of TRB.