Market recovery, gradually buy altcoin spot in batches
After the significant drop in the past two days, the market is gradually recovering. Coins that did not continue to decline yesterday quickly rebounded and performed well, especially those in popular sectors. Pay attention to the strong coins in the first wave of rising, and those that showed resilience during the second wave of adjustment!
1. Achieve zero cost: The best operation in a bull market is zero cost. What is zero cost? For example, buying near COMP71 and seeing it rise to 144; when the price adjusts to 140, you sell all your positions, and the remainder is profit. This way, even if the market adjusts, you remain calm and won’t make mistakes out of anxiety. Gains are profit, and losses do not harm the principal; this is the advantage of zero cost.
Low-priced altcoins typically won't give you a second chance to get back in unless there is a significant negative event. Unless there is major bad news, such low prices are unlikely to reappear. If you sold them last week, you truly missed a good opportunity. As long as the coins you hold have potential, it’s only a matter of time before they rise in a bull market. To avoid "selling too early," it’s best to hold at zero cost, learn to sell in batches, and retain some positions.
3. Liquidation strategy: When liquidating, don’t sell everything at once; you should first clear half and then gradually clear the remaining positions. No one can accurately predict the market's peak; frequent trending topics and the altcoin speculation index reaching all-time highs, etc. Although you may miss the best selling point, these signals usually indicate that the market is nearing the top, and remember that chips in hand are called profit.
4. Execution is crucial: In a bull market, the hardest part is not finding operational opportunities, but adhering to the execution of your strategy. A bull market requires precise execution and a sensitive nose for market trends.