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 of flexible positions, and one layer of contracts!

1. In a bull market, three layers of long positions are enough,

even if it's just one layer, encountering a 10x coin can double your overall position,

not to mention three layers of positions, just make sure to choose the right coins for these three layers!

Gradually invest, spreading these three layers across 10 to 20 targets,

if 30% of them are correct, that's already quite good! The rest is up to fate!

2. For short positions, three layers are enough to find opportunities for intraday trades!

Currently, my daily trading volume is less than 10%,

it's also a way to prevent long positions from being caught in a bear market, which can alleviate my anxiety!

Otherwise, if my long positions are fully loaded and the market keeps dropping, I wouldn't even know where to cry!

3. Keeping three layers of positions empty is to leave a way out for myself,

a man with money is a man, a man without money is difficult,

it prevents unexpected situations from leaving me helpless!

4. As for contracts, it's a matter of personal opinion, a few hundred dollars here and there, a small bet for fun.

Many friends also don't trade contracts, and that's fine too.