Crypto circles never worship myths, only recognize traders who constantly upgrade themselves.

Two years ago, I met a tech expert who was laid off by his company. He was paid fifty thousand yuan, completed the handover in three hours, and said nothing extra. A few months later, the company collapsed due to technical vulnerabilities, all partners ran away, and it had to shut down. And this guy, with fifty thousand yuan, entered the crypto world. With solid technical skills and strict discipline, he turned fifty thousand into over five million in two years. The trading logic he summarized, I think is worth sharing.

**First Trick: Buy the dip during early sharp declines, take profits during early sharp rises**
The market in the morning is the most honest. After digesting overnight positions, market sentiment is clearest. If there’s a sudden plunge in the morning? It’s mostly panic selling, which is actually a signal to buy the dip. Conversely, if there’s a sharp surge in the morning? It’s often a trap to lure more buyers, so it’s best to take profits decisively. His daily routine is simple: watch the market for half an hour every morning. When prices drop, don’t follow the trend; calmly judge whether it’s worth buying. When prices surge, he will sell part of his holdings to lock in profits, rather than greedily waiting for the highest point.

**Second Trick: Don’t chase after rapid rises, wait for deep dips in the afternoon for the next day**
In crazy markets, patience is often more valuable than courage. Many people lose their rationality during rapid surges, which actually makes them more likely to get trapped. The most liquid period for Bitcoin is also the easiest time to be shaken out. If there’s a deep correction in the afternoon, don’t panic. The next morning’s opening might be the best entry point. That’s why many experts appear very calm during afternoon crashes—they know it’s the prelude to the next rise.