#NFT市场回暖 #下一个换谁涨? #BTC☀ In the cryptocurrency trading, Shenyu divides trading skills into five different difficulty levels...
Primary difficulty: arbitrage trading
Arbitrage trading is relatively simple and only requires investors to master basic mathematical knowledge (addition and subtraction). Although the operation itself is not complicated, the final effect depends on the strength of execution.
Advanced difficulty: accurate bottom-picking
Bottom-picking operations are more challenging, especially in terms of fund management and emotional control. Shenyu mentioned that this operation requires not only a deep understanding of the market, but also sufficient funds to buy at the best time, which is crucial to grasping opportunities!
Medium difficulty: heavy positions after selling
Heavy positions again after selling, this operation tests the psychological endurance of investors. Usually carried out when the market fluctuates sharply after selling, the decision to heavy positions requires a comprehensive assessment of risks and a quick adjustment of mentality to avoid being swayed by the negative emotions of selling.
Advanced difficulty: successful escape from the top
Escape from the top requires investors to analyze multiple factors. Shenyu emphasized that in addition to fundamental data, it is also necessary to pay attention to changes in macroeconomic dynamics and group sentiment. This requires investors to have keen market insight and the ability to make decisions quickly.
Extreme difficulty: leverage operation
Leverage trading is undoubtedly the most challenging because it amplifies market volatility and reduces the probability of survival. Shenyu pointed out that investors must not only be proficient in techniques such as bottom-picking, heavy positions, and escaping the top, but also have sufficient strength to deal with high risks.
Pursue survival rather than escaping the top
What difficulty level have you reached? For me personally, I no longer have high expectations for escaping the top and leverage trading. I have learned how to survive in the market. Instead of spending energy pursuing the highest or lowest points, it is better to determine a safe range of operations, abandon the two ends, and focus on the middle part. In this way, we can better seize opportunities and avoid getting involved in ultra-high-risk areas...