At three in the morning, clear dreams in the group chat

At three in the morning, the world outside the window is completely dark, and the glow from the phone screen reflects on the face, like a lonely mirror. Messages in the group slide by one after another: "You can open different doors at the same time, haven't you opened them before?" — Someone is teaching others how to secretly open the door to go out for a smoke, or maybe to check the market?

This is not an ordinary early morning. Bitcoin has just broken through $71,000, Ethereum has risen above $2,070, and altcoins, like wild grasses brushed by spring breezes, have lifted their heads overnight. The pinned event announcement in the group is still scrolling: post with a hashtag to share a $2,500 reward. But most people still talking at this hour are probably not for the reward — they just can't sleep.

"There's not much activity at night with a 10-second limit," someone laments. The late-night community feels like a convenience store with the lights on, sparsely populated, each person silent, staring at their own candlestick chart. When prices go up, they dare not chase; when they fall, they dare not sleep. A stone hangs in their hearts, waiting for that moment before dawn to make a direction choice.

Someone asks, "Is this rebound officially the start of a new trend?" No one answers. Because no one knows. The questions at three in the morning are often only answered by time.

In fact, those still awake at this hour all understand: the real big opportunities are often hidden in these unnoticed moments. During the day, it's too noisy, too many messages, too many emotions. Only late at night, when everyone is asleep, does the market's voice become pure — only numbers and oneself remain.

Waiting for dawn, waiting for the market to open, waiting for that result that allows you to sleep peacefully. The group chat at three in the morning is a series of clear dreams — dreams of wealth, freedom, and exhaustion. #加密市場上漲 $BTC