【Bear Market Building Positions Steady, Bull Market Relaxed Profits】
Building positions during a bear market is indeed the most stable method.
I used to do the same, mainly buying in batches during major dips. If you manage your costs well, it becomes much easier later on.
However, the current market situation is a bit complicated. Many people are still trying to catch the bottom and sell at the top, but they end up getting trapped.
The idea of building positions in batches is good. But you need to pay attention to capital management and avoid going all-in at once. I’ve seen too many people ex

【Shanzhai Like Passing Flowers, Zeroing Countdown】
Actually, many altcoins nowadays are just pure shell games. I see too many friends losing everything on these concept coins.
The market is like this; illusions will eventually be exposed. The key is to run before everyone wakes up.
Altcoins can be played, but position control is essential. Never go all-in. Take profits when you make money, don’t think about eating the whole fish.
At this stage, besides a few top cryptocurrencies, others are just gambling with luck. Technical analysis is of little use on such purely speculative coins.
Altcoins

【Strategy is everything, but fitting oneself first】
The big institutions in the market are indeed like Wudang martial arts masters—having large capital, quick information, and strong technology. But they also have weaknesses—high costs and heavy pressures.
Our small funds' advantage is flexibility. No need to maintain a team, no need to produce reports, can wait for the best opportunity to act. Often, it's not a matter of technical inability, but of mindset.
A small increase makes you think about financial freedom, a small drop makes you feel like you’re going back to zero. Such a mindset basi

【Cutting interest rates through the bottom, time to wake up from the illusion】
Most people don't even realize when they've been brainwashed.
Really, I’ve seen too many people with just a few thousand yuan trying to turn things around in contracts, only to be harvested as chives by the market makers and still think it’s because of their poor skills. The capital strength and information advantage of market makers are simply not something retail investors can contend with.
The biggest problem in the current market is: everyone thinks they are the main character, but in reality, they are not even

【Christmas Pre-Emptive Clearing, The Vegetable Farmer's Life-Saving Strategy】
Growing up reading martial arts novels, I thought I was the protagonist. Later, entering the crypto world, I thought I was Buffett. But the reality is: you never know which level of the food chain you're on until someone presses you to the ground and rubs you.
The rule makers in the crypto circle are indeed the rules themselves. Retail investors think they are playing game theory; in fact, they are playing god mode. The candlestick charts you see, they see backend data; the technical analysis you study, they are moni

Most people just can’t control themselves. They get tempted when they see others showing off their profits. They follow signals in group chats.
I’ve seen too many examples like this. Everyone starts out saying they’ll hold long term. But after just one market swing, they panic.
There are indeed many opportunities in crypto. But there are even more traps. Many people think they can tell the difference. In reality, they can’t.
The simplest method is to stay away from the noise. Don’t look at group chats. Don’t listen to calls. Do your own research. Make your own decisions.
Of course, very few pe

[Insider Information Is Just Bait, Traps Wrapped in Honey]
Most people just can't control themselves. They get tempted when they see others showing off their profits. They follow signals in groups without thinking.
I've seen too many cases like this. Everyone says they'll hold long-term at first, but then they panic as soon as the market swings.
There are indeed many opportunities in crypto, but there are even more traps. Many people think they can tell the difference, but in reality, they can't.
The simplest way is to stay away from the noise. Don't join groups. Don't listen to signals. Do yo

Most people just can’t control themselves. They get tempted when they see others showing off their profits. They follow signals in group chats.
I’ve seen too many examples like this. Everyone starts out saying they’ll hold long term. But after just one market swing, they panic.
There are indeed many opportunities in crypto. But there are even more traps. Many people think they can tell the difference. In reality, they can’t.
The simplest method is to stay away from the noise. Don’t look at group chats. Don’t listen to calls. Do your own research. Make your own decisions.
Of course, very few pe

The crypto space is really like this: newcomers come in basically like headless chickens, looking everywhere for teachers and groups, and in the end, in desperation, they follow all kinds of trading calls.
I've seen too many tragedies like this. Cases of families ruined are countless, especially those who go all in with borrowed money—they even lose their houses. Short-term trading, to put it bluntly, is pure PVP; your profit is someone else's principal.
Bringing people into short-term trading? That’s truly a sin. If you make money, they'll think you're holding back; if you lose money, they'll