I have also completely gone through a bull and bear market, and gradually formed my own trading logic. For example, in this bull market, I decisively invested heavily in PEPE, and I benefited from several rounds of increases. Here are my principles for selecting coins:

1. Buy new coins and abandon old coins. I decisively sold thousands of DOTs. In the last bull market, a big V said that in the next bull market, a thousand DOTs would be a big player, which now seems to be a joke. My more than 700 DOTs were at a maximum of more than 270,000 in the last round. I didn't sell them in time, and finally fell to more than 20,000. Don't tell the cottage about true love.

Except for big cakes, all others are cottage coins, including Auntie. Fortunately, I changed all of them to big cakes when Auntie was cut in half in the last cycle.

This round, I focus on the new coins issued in 23 and 24, and look at the project party's ability to pull the market and price performance. Be especially wary of junk coins that boast about their awesome technology but do not rise but fall. If you encounter such a scumbag coin, you must stop the loss in time. It is your fault to hold it for one more day.

2. Focus on coins with strong consensus, such as PEPE.

3. Buy coins that have asset characteristics, have a future, and can make you sleep well.

Needless to say, my position is over 98% of Bitcoin, and I only buy and never sell, so I hold it very steadily. As for altcoins, I also need to buy coins with asset characteristics such as ETH, BNB, and SOL. Double the price and sell half of it, take out the principal, and exchange it for Bitcoin.

The most important thing for me these days: accounting. Compare the cost price and focus on several losing coins. Once I get back my capital or an acceptable loss, I will sell it immediately to recover the loss or stop loss and leave.