Yesterday, the big cake and the second cake led the cottage to step back again, but we can clearly see that many cottages can no longer fall, and even violent pullbacks have occurred, so the expected time for shock bottoming should be over soon.
At this stage, when everyone can't hold on and wants to hand over the low-level chips, you might as well take a look at the trends of many cottages in the first half of 21. You will know that your current trapped position may only take a few days to get you out of the trap, or even double or 10 times, but before that, the most important thing is that you have to survive and hold your position, otherwise when it really rises, you will only lament that your position is not enough or it is all oil!
In fact, when the cottage season comes, maybe the project in your hand is a ten-fold coin. At present, what we need to do is to ambush as many varieties as possible, and disperse small positions with relatively low market capitalization, and the more room for growth!
The first principle is to double the principal to perform the operation. For a 10x project, we have three opportunities to pay the principal. Don't think that you can get all the gains. Sometimes, what we get is the profit, and the rest are numbers. So in terms of operation, my personal suggestion is that you must pay the principal when doubling. For example, buy at $1, sell half at $2, and you can get back the principal. At $4, sell half again, and we can get back the principal again. The last time is to see BTC or ETH break a new high and choose to sell half, which is another part of the principal. Especially for projects with relatively large positions, you can do this and allocate the corresponding principal to different tracks again, because when the cottage season comes, not all tracks will explode together, but one track will start to rotate. Although we cannot accurately grasp each track, we can diversify our investments!
This diversification does not mean that we need to complete the layout of all projects at once. The position requirements required in this way are relatively large, and we can gradually lay out!
