Why do I expect a decline when I have a full position?

The volatile market is the most boring. Everyone likes the market that soars or plummets, and expects to clear positions in a big bull market or buy at the bottom in a big bear market. So why do I expect a decline when I have a full position?

I basically don’t hold stablecoins. I directly buy big and second cakes and bnb. If I want to buy a cottage, I will sell some mainstream coins and exchange them for cottages. If there is no cottage I want to buy, I will make money or pledge on the chain. Now I don’t make money, so I will pledge. If the market is very bearish, I will continue to exchange some mainstream for cottages. Why not sell at a high price and buy the cottage at the bottom when it collapses? Because no one can understand it. I bought it at 20,000 and 1,200. If I follow that idea, I would have sold it all long ago.

At present, the altcoins are generally at a very low position. I believe that there will definitely be a big outbreak of altcoins in the bull market. At present, some bitcoins are still pledged in Merlin Chain. Anyway, I can't take them out. I just hope that the market will fall again. I will change bitcoins to merl. The altcoins can't outperform bitcoins at present, but in the future, excellent altcoins will definitely outperform bitcoins by a large margin. Currently, I am optimistic about merl and zk. This strategy is called the rubber band strategy, which means holding mainstream coins in full positions, so that you will not miss out in the bull market and can buy at the bottom in the bear market. In the bear market, the altcoin avalanche will constantly adjust the mainstream to the altcoin. Taking advantage of the greater elasticity of the altcoins, the bear market will fall harder and the bull market will rise more fiercely, thus significantly outperforming the market.