Has entered a state of high alert to look for entry opportunities in the bottom range
At this point, you can
1 Buy in batches according to price
2 Buy in batches according to capital amount
3 Buy in batches according to time
It doesn't matter how you buy
The key is to buy, buying in batches is the most prudent
The bottom is a range, not that lowest point
Don't seek the lowest point, as long as it's cheap enough, it's fine
You can also be greedy like me, trying to find a bottom in the bottom range and go all in. If you're right, the profit is higher, but you might miss out or end up buying at a higher price.
But I think the long-term bottom range will provide enough time and opportunities to enter, so I want to wait a bit longer. If I don't wait until then, it's okay to pay for my own mistakes even if it's a bit expensive.
As for which ones to buy.
I only recognize these two mainstream ones: BTC or BNB.
Buy some BNB or BTC, the proportion is arbitrary.
Mainstream + multiple valuable imitations, more mainstream, fewer valuable imitations.
Multiple valuable imitations, at least 5 or more.
I considered a scheme of BTC + multiple valuable imitations. The fund allocation for a single valuable imitation is 1-2%. I want valuable imitations to provide me with excess returns, but then I thought better of it.
I feel that the simpler, the better. You don't know if one day holding a bunch of imitations will interfere with your plans.
Now is the bottom range based on my subjective judgment. It hasn't come out yet. If the judgment is wrong, the losses from imitations will be significant. Bitcoin is the best defense.
Bitcoin is the pioneer. It must rise first. I can initially invest in Bitcoin without splitting it, but holding all Bitcoin is a mix of greed and stability. After Bitcoin rises, if the imitations haven't risen, I can sell a little Bitcoin and invest in some valuable imitations. Or if Bitcoin rises and BNB hasn't, I can switch to BNB.
Do you remember last time when Bitcoin and Ethereum rose first, then BNB was a dead fish and rose later, then Ethereum fell to the point of doubting life and rose again? Last time I couldn't move because of contracts. If I get the chance this round, I would exchange between mainstream ones.
Don't focus solely on imitations; long-term certainty is the most important. Imitations do not have that strong certainty. Once a mistake is made, the loss is huge: years of time, energy, opportunities, and funds.
The saddest thing in the crypto circle is holding onto the wrong things. Don't let the tragedy repeat itself. Use the pattern where it matters most. Don't fantasize. First, make real money.
How to determine if it is a valuable imitation?
Does the project have any actual utility?
Does the project have any actual sources of income?
Does the project provide enough empowerment for the token?
Is there a massive unlock or an actual destruction plan?
Is there sustainability?
123 is the most important. I will list some of my observations for everyone's reference: SOL, BGB, GT, CAKE, UNI, JUP, RAY, AAVE, LINK, HYPE, SKY, TRX...
For those who want to replicate my last round of operations, I hope you're cautious and don't do it like that. Don't add difficulty to yourself. If you borrow and get into debt to trade crypto, it will be hard to turn things around if you make a mistake. Low leverage long-term contracts don't have stop-loss; there are only winning and going to zero as options. Even 1x has the risk of going to zero. Various buffs stacked together may crush you. I hope you use your existing funds to make it very easy. If you have little money, just earn a little less; you can still live well. Take it slow.
I've learned from the lessons of the last round. Don't repeat the mistakes.
Don't ask me what to do with small funds 0-1. Even if the cucumber cat makes tens of millions of dollars, I can't do anything. What I say lacks persuasion. You should see what she says.
During the long bear market, did you save money desperately offline? When the opportunity comes, do you have chips to play?
After buying in, I will post. This time, the minimum target fund amount x3, about 5000w. If I'm lucky, I can directly go to A9, which would be the best.
Come on, everyone.
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With nothing to do, the above is a post I wrote for those who may enter the market in a few months or a year. Is this a prophetic post or a planning post??
Currently, this is my idea for now, and it may change.
Some of the valuable imitations I mentioned above currently have flaws: UNI's empowerment, CAKE's animal farm, HYPE's large unlock, SOL and the SOL ecosystem that have been on a downhill path. These may be resolved or changed a long time later. For now, I’m just observing.
In this round, ETH hasn't broken 5000, and it's unlikely to enter Ethereum with a large position in the next round. The volatility is really big, too intense. I'm a bit timid.
Currently, SOL is not mainstream in my eyes. Let's see how it performs in a bear market.
Currently, the public chains that can perform are ETH, BNB, and SOL. Public chains that do well are amazing, while those that don't may fail badly. DOT was once so strong and has now fallen to this point. Let it be a cautionary tale. Be careful if you want to heavily invest in other public chains.
The newly launched stablecoin U, next door has an annualized return of 20. I didn't dare to go.
Don't understand.
Price is not stable enough.
Liquidity is not good enough.
It shouldn't be that it blows up right after it comes out, right? I'm timid. Forget it, you eat, I watch.
I just thought of writing it down out of boredom to post it later. Anyway, there's really not much to say every day, so I might as well just post it. There's a spot for a pinned post, let's pin this one to save repeating answers to questions.
I suggest brothers go check out the crypto memoir in the square @Square-Creator-73c801334 . It's worth a look. The crypto circle is not a place where you can blindly pick up money; it's a slaughterhouse. Be cautious. Most have come from being beaten up all the way, especially those new investors full of fantasies. They are all normal people with normal brains. If you come in without knowing anything, thinking you can just make money, many of the old investors have suffered more losses than you. They have more experience. Are they fools? Are they all worse than you? Are you really that one in a million genius?
In the stock market, they say one profit, one break-even, and eight losses. Is the crypto circle really any better? People who trade stocks at least have to deeply study the situation and logic behind those stocks. But when it comes to trading cryptocurrencies, I see many people who don't care at all. Is trading crypto just aimlessly messing around?
Remember to tell me to update once you've finished reading. I'm looking forward to the update.
I suggest brothers who feel bad about losing money to go to @Vc小熊猫 the live broadcast room for some mental massage. The voice is really pleasant, and the dancing @Crypto糖宝 is quite good. Not many people in the live room, so if you go, you're a VIP. Every word gets a response, very nice. Later, when there are more people, you won't even be able to see the responses.
No more nonsense, going to sleep, the sky is getting bright again..
Making money is hard, and keeping money is also hard.
Slow down, take it even slower.
Certainty and safety first, profits second.
Learn from Buffett, think in years, never take risks.
Can't help but go to zero (steady as an old dog).
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