The Rhythm of Short-Term Trading:

If a low buy order is placed late Sunday night, it will start to rebound around 6 AM, with profit-taking occurring between 9-10 AM on Monday. This time point is generally the peak of the rebound. After taking profits, wait for a pullback between 11 AM and 3 PM to enter again. From 4 PM to 10:30 PM, during European and American market hours, there will generally be a rebound. Take profits by midnight. Then place an order to intervene during the pullback late at night, and take profits during the rebound on Tuesday. Typically, the market goes up on Monday and Tuesday, starts to consolidate on Wednesday, and corrects on Thursday and Friday (due to information flow).

BTC is like a living being; it cannot rise continuously for 24 hours nor fall continuously for 24 hours. It averages the 24 hours into four periods of rise and fall. For short-term traders, there are at least four trading opportunities each day to make profits.

When it rises, you can think of it as running; when it gets tired, it will eventually stop to rest and then run again. The moment it stops to rest is your opportunity to take advantage of it (to enter the market), which requires little effort. When it is running, do not chase it, because if it runs, you also need to run, which will consume more of your energy. By anthropomorphizing BTC, it becomes easier to understand the difference between chasing a rise and buying a dip.