#ETH价格走势解读 My roommate used to say that I was wasting my time by constantly watching the market, but later when I bought the trap house she had always wanted, she stopped talking.
Having been in this circle for 7 years, starting with a capital of 30,000 U, my biggest realization is: those who can survive all have their own survival rules. The pitfalls I've encountered and the experiences I've summarized can probably be categorized into a few points:
**Spot is the foundation.** My position allocation has always been dominated by spot, at least over 70%, and only then will I use the remaining spare cash to explore new projects. Stable growth is much more reliable than getting rich quickly.
**Choose projects wisely; don’t just jump in blindly.** There are countless coins on the market, but there are only a few that are truly worth spending time researching. Opportunities with high barriers to entry should either be avoided or approached with certainty.
**Follow the big trend.** During a bear market, I only do one thing - buy, increasing my purchases as prices drop. When a bull market comes, I do the opposite, selling in batches to secure profits. If you get this rhythm right, making money is not a difficult task.
**Don't touch leverage.** Contracts are like a meat grinder; I've seen too many people get liquidated because of leverage. And those gray area projects are ridiculously risky, stay as far away as possible.
**Learn to know when to take profits.** When everyone in the group is shouting to buy, it often signals the time to pull back. Just get the fish head and fish body, leave the fish tail for others to snatch.
**The principal comes back first.** For coins that rise sharply in the short term, I will first take back the principal and part of the profits, and let the remaining money continue to roll. This way of operating will stabilize the mindset a lot, and I won't panic due to pullbacks.
**Dare to act in unpopular times.** When a project is being criticized across the internet and no one dares to touch it, it may be an opportunity to buy at the bottom. When others are fearful, I am greedy; this saying is true.
**Only choose the top of the track.** Whether it is a short-term hotspot or a long-term layout, I only look at the leading or secondary leading companies in the industry. Funds will gather in these areas, and the risks are relatively controllable.
To be honest, this industry is a long-term battle. It's not enough to just have strategies; if your mindset collapses, you won't be able to play well. There are opportunities in the market every day, but those who can seize them are always the ones who can wait and take action.
Many people are not lacking in effort, but rather in direction. The market is always there, but opportunities are fleeting—hope you can find your own rhythm.
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BankruptWorker
· 11-25 05:59
Really, mindset > strategy. Well said.
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ForkItAllDay
· 11-25 02:37
Wow, this story is amazing, directly using a house to shut my roommate up, haha.
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BearMarketHustler
· 11-23 07:06
This guy is absolutely right; mindset is indeed the most important.
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VCsSuckMyLiquidity
· 11-23 05:13
Damn, 30,000 USDT has rolled to now, this mindset is indeed amazing... I'm still struggling with when to increase the position.
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BoredApeResistance
· 11-23 05:13
What this guy said is absolutely right. Spot trading really is fundamental. I'm one of those people who lost money on contracts...
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TokenomicsTrapper
· 11-23 05:01
lol yeah the "roommate doubts you then shuts up after you buy her a house" flex is peak crypto energy... but actually if you read the vesting schedules on most of these alts he's shilling, classic exit pump pattern incoming. 7 years and 3k to now? sure jan, probably got lucky on one token before the liquidation cascade started. textbook survivorship bias dressed up as wisdom tbh
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SnapshotLaborer
· 11-23 05:01
Wow, 30,000 USDT has risen to now, this is a real comeback, my roommate has to keep quiet after hearing this.
#ETH价格走势解读 My roommate used to say that I was wasting my time by constantly watching the market, but later when I bought the trap house she had always wanted, she stopped talking.
Having been in this circle for 7 years, starting with a capital of 30,000 U, my biggest realization is: those who can survive all have their own survival rules. The pitfalls I've encountered and the experiences I've summarized can probably be categorized into a few points:
**Spot is the foundation.** My position allocation has always been dominated by spot, at least over 70%, and only then will I use the remaining spare cash to explore new projects. Stable growth is much more reliable than getting rich quickly.
**Choose projects wisely; don’t just jump in blindly.** There are countless coins on the market, but there are only a few that are truly worth spending time researching. Opportunities with high barriers to entry should either be avoided or approached with certainty.
**Follow the big trend.** During a bear market, I only do one thing - buy, increasing my purchases as prices drop. When a bull market comes, I do the opposite, selling in batches to secure profits. If you get this rhythm right, making money is not a difficult task.
**Don't touch leverage.** Contracts are like a meat grinder; I've seen too many people get liquidated because of leverage. And those gray area projects are ridiculously risky, stay as far away as possible.
**Learn to know when to take profits.** When everyone in the group is shouting to buy, it often signals the time to pull back. Just get the fish head and fish body, leave the fish tail for others to snatch.
**The principal comes back first.** For coins that rise sharply in the short term, I will first take back the principal and part of the profits, and let the remaining money continue to roll. This way of operating will stabilize the mindset a lot, and I won't panic due to pullbacks.
**Dare to act in unpopular times.** When a project is being criticized across the internet and no one dares to touch it, it may be an opportunity to buy at the bottom. When others are fearful, I am greedy; this saying is true.
**Only choose the top of the track.** Whether it is a short-term hotspot or a long-term layout, I only look at the leading or secondary leading companies in the industry. Funds will gather in these areas, and the risks are relatively controllable.
To be honest, this industry is a long-term battle. It's not enough to just have strategies; if your mindset collapses, you won't be able to play well. There are opportunities in the market every day, but those who can seize them are always the ones who can wait and take action.
Many people are not lacking in effort, but rather in direction. The market is always there, but opportunities are fleeting—hope you can find your own rhythm.