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#假期持币指南 My friend was just asking me whether to keep an eye on the market during the holiday. I thought about it, and the answer is quite practical: it depends on your self-control.
If you're the type of person who gets itchy hands just by looking at the charts, then it's really better to watch less.
Because in this kind of market, to be honest, it's just draining patience.
I used to be a typical "wanting to participate at every fluctuation" type, which resulted in paying a lot in fees but not seeing much in returns.
Now I've gradually changed a bit:
Slow down the trading pace and stop trying to catch every wave.
During holiday periods when liquidity is weaker, it's more suitable to be "defensive" rather than aggressive.
Making quick money is difficult, but losing money is actually very easy.
Surviving comes first, above all else.