As we approach the year's end, volatility increases, so it's better not to chase highs in trading. Additionally, Binance has been favoring smaller market cap coins lately, so keep an eye on related opportunities.
It’s expected that Bitcoin will not hold at 93,000, but that’s just a prediction; who really knows? If it can't hold, what can we do? There’s support below.
If it’s a bull market, how should I allocate my positions?
My answer is the "three-three system,"
three layers of long positions, three layers of short positions, three layers kept flexible, and one layer of contracts!
1. In a bull market, three layers of long positions are sufficient.
Even if it’s just one layer, encountering a 10x coin would still double your overall position.
Let alone three layers, just choose good coins for these three layers!
Invest in batches, spreading these three layers across 10 to 20 targets.
Having a 30% hit rate is quite good! The rest is left to fate!
2. For short positions, the three layers can be used to take advantage of intraday trades!
Currently, my daily trading volume is less than 10%,
which also helps alleviate anxiety in case my long positions don’t encounter a bull market!
Otherwise, if my long positions are fully invested and the market keeps dropping, I wouldn’t even know where to cry!
3. Keeping three layers uninvested gives me a safety net.
A man with money is strong, but a man without money is in a tough spot.
This helps prevent being caught off guard by unexpected events!
4. As for contracts, it’s a matter of personal preference; a few hundred dollars for fun is fine, but big bets can be harmful.