#大户持仓动态 At 3 a.m., I just received a message in front of the screen—an account credited with over 6000 USDT. In that moment, watching the profits move from theory into reality, repeatedly verifying that the numbers were correct, I finally let out a long breath.

This story goes back to 11 p.m. last night. The market suddenly showed some unusual movement. Many people should have been sleeping, others just relaxing, but I know opportunities don’t follow human schedules. Sitting alone in front of the screen, the candlestick chart scrolling, my mind racing. I felt that this wave of market action might be about to stir.

A long-term trading partner was also online. We started collaborating half a year ago, from being unfamiliar to now understanding each other intuitively. I’ve seen his progress firsthand. No need for many words this time; he understood the rhythm immediately. Entered the market without hesitation, held positions with discipline, exited at the right moment. The whole process was like a well-coordinated dance—knowing when to push forward and when to step back, not greedy when it’s time to retreat.

This is the most crucial part of trading: it’s not about me telling you what to buy, but teaching you how to read the market’s signals. To filter out the real signals from market noise, knowing when to strike, when to observe, and when to withdraw. Many people lack this sense of rhythm and patience.

Why do I love trading late at night? Honestly, the greatest opportunities often surface when most people are at their most relaxed. The market never stops 24/7, and the charts are constantly evolving. Instead of passively waiting to buy at high prices, it’s better to take the initiative—buy the dip or break through.

Of course, the profits from late-night trading don’t come out of thin air. They come from repeated study of candlesticks, understanding market cycles, and precise risk control. It also comes from a group of trusted partners who can keep up with the rhythm. Every success from each person validates the effectiveness of a strategy.

Trading is not gambling; it’s respect for the market and strict discipline for oneself. All I can do is use the pitfalls I’ve experienced to point everyone toward a relatively safe path. Not predictions from so-called gurus, but judgments based on data and experience.

At 3 a.m., all strategies are executed. Watching the numbers in the account, along with the success confirmations sent by my partners one after another, that sense of achievement at that moment is truly hard to fully express in words. It’s not about showing off, but the joy of helping others and seeing results come to fruition.

Tonight continues. The market never closes, so we keep watching. Where will the next opportunity be? The answer is right there in the charts.