#ETH走势分析 After years in the crypto market, I’ve found that many beginners lose money not because they make the wrong calls, but because they don’t understand the dimension of time. Today I’ll share a few timing rules I only realized after making my own mistakes.

First, a golden rule: just keep your eyes on Bitcoin.

No matter what altcoins you’re holding, 90% of the time they just follow BTC’s rhythm. Ethereum sometimes has its own moves, but that’s rare. I’ve seen too many people get obsessed with the “independent trend” of some small coins, only to be wiped out the moment BTC takes a dive. Also, USDT and Bitcoin are basically inversely correlated—when stablecoin premiums are high, it’s often a sign that BTC is about to stall; conversely, when BTC is surging, that’s a good time to stock up on USDT.

Now, let’s talk about those weird time windows.

Every day, during the hour after midnight (12:00am to 1:00am), the market is especially prone to extreme wicks. Once, I set a buy order 20% lower before going to sleep, and when I woke up, it had actually been filled—then the price bounced right back. So now I make it a habit to set some outrageous orders before bed; sometimes you get lucky and snag a bargain.

The 6:00am to 8:00am window is also crucial. If the market has been dropping from midnight through this period, there’s usually a rebound chance that day—consider scaling in. But if it’s been pumping all night into the morning, odds are some of those gains will be given back in the afternoon, so don’t chase the top.

Another easily overlooked point: 5:00pm—that’s when the US stock market opens, often causing directional volatility in crypto. Many major moves start around this time, especially when there’s big news out of the US market.

Finally, a heartfelt tip: don’t get carried away with leverage.

I’ve seen people with hundreds of thousands in unrealized profits, only to lose it all (or get liquidated) because of greed. Only profits you actually cash out count—screenshots of unrealized gains are just for show. Steadily locking in small gains is far more reliable than betting big. After all, this market is never short on opportunities; what’s scarce is the capital to survive until the next one.

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