2025-12-25 15:20:38

If you want to survive longer in the crypto trading world, these insights might be worth pondering.

The logic for selecting coins varies greatly under different cycle rotations. During a bull market, altcoins are more likely to explode, but in a bear market, remember to focus on top assets like BTC, as the stability gap is evident.

News is a reference point, but definitely not a decision-making factor. Too many people fall into the trap of going all-in based on rumors, only to get cut to pieces in the end. Rationally filter information and don’t let market sentiment dictate your judgment.

Bottom volume spikes usually don’t lie—these are often signals of institutional players starting to move. Keep an eye on changes in trading volume; sometimes, it reveals more than the price itself.

Another easily overlooked point: trading frequency. Achieving gains from a few major trends over a year often outperforms the results of frequent trading. Overtrading = greed = a sharp increase in the risk of failure. Maintain discipline and keep a clear mind amid market fluctuations.

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NFTregretter

· 2h ago

You're quite right, but it's really damn hard to do. The gamblers hear a piece of news and go all in, then cry and shout about being cut, serves them right. I have deep experience with the bottom volume spike; watching volume is much more reliable than watching price. Catching two or three big waves correctly in a year is better than watching the market every day and paying trading fees to the exchange. That's how I am now—less action, more observation, and I sleep better. I've heard too many stories of people going broke from frequent trading... It's truly brave to still be copying shanzhai coins in a bear market. I now only dare to touch mainstream coins.

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MetaNeighbor

· 2h ago

Another "long-lasting" textbook, everything said is correct but no one listens... The ones around me who make the most money are actually those who go all-in blindly, and the worst off are also them. This wave really has no pattern.

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ForkTongue

· 2h ago

Everyone is right, but no one is listening... The guy around me, who刷消息 and goes all-in every day, how is he now? Three months later, he lost the down payment of a house. --- That frequent trading really hit home for me. Last year, I had the same problem—tinkering every day, and half of my profits were eaten up by fees. --- Volume at the bottom is really more reliable than watching what big V influencers call. --- Holding BTC during a bear market, I've heard this every cycle, but still, some people insist on betting on that 0.1% small coin turnaround. --- I agree that news can be a reference, but dare you say how many in this circle can truly filter rationally? --- Overtrading = increased risk of crashing, it's basically the ultimate truth in the crypto world. Unfortunately, by the time you realize it, the money is already gone.

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PermabullPete

· 2h ago

The bear market is still bottom-fishing in altcoins, you're really asking for trouble... --- The group of people who went all-in based on news should have woken up long ago. The result of listening to rumors is getting liquidated. --- Volume indeed, looking at K-lines is not as good as looking at volume. I agree with this point. --- Frequent trading won't make money; it's just psychological effects. --- The rotation between bull and bear markets is correct to say, but most people simply can't judge where the turning point is... --- Self-control is the hardest; greed is the number one killer in the crypto world.

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