2026-01-06 01:41:38

The first thing I do every morning when I wake up is to check the performance of tokens overnight—usually the projects that had full positions or unusual movements during those 6 to 8 hours.

This time window is actually very critical. It reveals what the market was up to while you were asleep and whether new hot spots are continuing. These clues can be seen from the changes in tokens overnight. If I find interesting targets, I will add them directly to my watchlist or mark the contract addresses for easy tracking later.

The next step is to scan through the top addresses I’ve saved. I look at what they’ve been doing during this period, which tokens have gained significantly, and I compare them one by one. This way, I can understand the movements of big players and also identify some overlooked but potentially promising targets. To put it simply, it’s about tracking what experienced traders are doing and then finding my own rhythm.

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· 01-07 03:26

Wake up and check the candlestick charts. I really need to change this habit haha. Following the big players' strategies isn't bad, but I'm just worried about being manipulated.

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RetiredMiner

· 01-06 19:48

The biggest difference in sleep time, but I usually just give up once I wake up, too lazy to review those 6 hours, just look at who is moving now.

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wrekt_but_learning

· 01-06 02:09

The first thing I look at when I wake up is the coin price. How can I really change this habit... Tracking big players' moves is okay, but I'm afraid I always end up a step behind catching the dips. A 6-hour window, and sometimes the opportunity is gone. This process sounds good, but can it really be reliably executed? My favorites list has grown by ten more targets, and I don't know how to choose next week.

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HappyToBeDumped

· 01-06 02:09

How am I managing to get by with my different sleep schedule now? How can I do it like you, bro?

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MEVictim

· 01-06 01:50

I was wondering how some people make money every day; turns out they are just watching the market closely. Following big players is a sure trick, but it depends on who is a real big player and who is a fake. Sleep quality is concerning, monitoring the ups and downs every day like this. Overnight trading can indeed be a good opportunity to catch a bargain, but the key is whether you have the eye for it. Marking contract addresses is a good idea to avoid missing opportunities. This process takes at least two hours in the morning; I might as well forget it. Big players also buy the dip and take over positions; following them can lead to profits or losses.

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GweiWatcher

· 01-06 01:46

Waking up and watching the market nonstop, it's hopeless, huh? I'm also using this strategy of following big traders' moves, just worried about getting cut quickly.

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