#加密市场反弹

Trading cryptocurrencies should focus on leading coins, characterized by movement independent of the broader market. When the market rises, they lead the rally; during market corrections, they consolidate with low volume; and when stability returns, they continue to surge! Don't be greedy for small profits, and refuse weak coins.
I believe many people have experienced this situation: constant risky moves, and in the end, playing less and less. During a bull market, you need to be courageous and hold your coins without fear. If your skills are not very advanced, avoid trying to trade waves like experts; the best strategy is to hold and do nothing when you like a coin.
There are two trading approaches in the market: buying more as prices fall or buying more as prices rise. Many people do not understand this.
1. Buying more as prices rise belongs to the trend-following technical approach, mainly engaging in right-side trading, only participating in upward trends. This method is more suitable for retail investors, with flexible entry and exit on small funds. Wait until the upward trend is confirmed before buying; the success rate is higher. This approach requires precise timing for entry points—buy as early as possible at the start of a rise. Focus on entering at the relatively low points within an uptrend( Note that this is not about the absolute lowest point at the bottom; attempting to buy at the absolute bottom is greed-driven and often results in heavy losses). If a coin has already surged significantly towards the peak, continuing to buy as it rises will lead to high entry costs. Without a stop-loss and take-profit plan, being caught in a position is inevitable.
2. Buying more as prices fall belongs to the fundamental value investing approach. Value investors prefer left-side trading, gradually increasing their positions with large capital inflows. If you wait until the price rises before buying, your cost will be too high. Before an uptrend appears, start buying more as prices fall—this requires accurate analysis of a coin’s fundamentals and valuation. The entry point should be sufficiently low, leaving enough safety margin, and each additional purchase should be spaced out with a significant price gap.