Bull markets tend to come every four years. My strategy throughout the trading process is very clear.

When the market is in a bear market and the price is low, I will decisively hoard the spot. And once I buy it, I will hold it until the middle and late stages of the bull market.

During this holding period, I will only sell and not buy again. Whenever the price goes up, I will gradually ship it in batches, and continue to do so until all the spot I hold is sold out.

In the remaining 99% of the time, I mainly focus on short-term and contract trading. 👗＋: Vir4400

Take sol as an example. When its price fell to the range of 8-13 US dollars the year before last, I only bought 100 pieces. Last year, I only made a replenishment operation, and since then, I have never bought sol again.

Today, I have thousands of Sols in stock (it should be noted that all of these stocks are earned through the currency standard), and the cost has always remained at $46.17.

Even if the price of Sol falls severely in the subsequent process, I will not restock the spot.

Only when I encounter an extremely extreme market, such as when the price is cut in half, will I consider whether to restock based on my mood at the time, and I will only restock 10% at most.

Next, there will be a rate cut in December, and on January 20 next year, Trump will officially take office. During this period of time, the market should have another wave of pull-ups.

From January next year to the second quarter, the market will basically be in a state of high volatility.

Then, in October-November next year, the end of this round of bull market will come. #BTC连续破新高，你看到多少？ #PNUT走高