Everyone has different expectations for the cryptocurrency world. It is very important to plan limited funds reasonably, especially when we buy coins! ! ! If you have two identical funds, one buys BTC and makes a profit of 30%, and the other buys ETH and loses 30%. If you want to operate, what will you do? (You will always make the wrong choice between the two)
A. Hold both
B. Sell BTC to make up for ETH
C. Sell ETH to make up for BTC
D. Clear both
According to probability theory, 80% of normal people will choose to sell Bitcoin to make up for Ethereum. They will feel scared when Bitcoin rises too much, and feel comfortable if they can put money in their pockets; the more Ethereum falls, the lower the risk, and they may make money if they sell BTC to save ETH.
In fact, there is a terrible phenomenon in the investment market that the strong will always be strong and the weak will always be weak: most people will find that selling BTC will continue to rise, and the trapped ETH will fall more and more. If they find that it is better to hold it, at least one of them will make a profit. Compared with B. Selling BTC to make up for ETH, C. Selling ETH to make up for BTC seems extremely anti-human, and this operation makes most people feel seriously uncomfortable!
In fact, this outcome is often the best. This "always wrong choice" is a choice paradox that 80% of investors will encounter.
Under the comprehensive score, the return is C>A>D>B.
If you encounter two coins next time and one is rising while the other is falling, be brave and ruthless, and try to go against your first sense of security to operate. The more unreliable it is, the more you should try. Remember, investment is always against human nature, and you must go against most people.
