Many people think that the big shots in #币圈 are the kind who stay up all night watching the charts every day.

To be honest, I thought the same when I first entered the space. I believed those who made big money must be tough guys still looking at candlesticks at 3 AM and executing dozens of trades a day.
Later, after being in the scene for a while, I realized the opposite. The people who actually make money spend less time watching charts than I do, some even only check once or twice a day.
I know a veteran whose assets have long exceeded ten million. He just glances at the market in the morning, sets his limit orders, and closes the software. During the day, he goes fishing or drinks tea as usual. He said: "The longer you stare at the charts, the more you lose." $ATM
At first I didn't believe it, but after getting liquidated a few times myself, I understood: staying up all night watching charts isn't watching for opportunities—it's watching for anxiety. The more you look at those 1-minute and 5-minute candlesticks, the more easily you get swayed by small fluctuations. The stop-loss you had planned gets changed as you watch; the position you intended to hold gets closed as you watch.
The real big shots don't avoid watching charts; they only watch key levels. If no signal appears, they don't move a finger. They rely on rules, not on staying up all night. $SYN
So stop thinking that staying up all night watching charts is hard work. In crypto, if your effort is misdirected, the harder you work, the faster you lose.
If you want to survive long, first normalize your sleep schedule, shorten your chart-watching time, and set hard rules. That's the real deal.
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