1. Coin Accumulation Method: Suitable for both bull and bear markets.
The coin accumulation method is the simplest yet the most difficult strategy. The simplest part is to just buy certain coins and hold them for more than half a year or a year without any operations. Usually, the minimum return can reach ten times. However, beginners often want to switch coins or sell when they see high returns or a significant drop in coin prices, and many find it hard to stick to not operating for a month, let alone a year. This is also why this is the most difficult part.
2. Bull Market Dip Buying Method: Only suitable for bull markets.
Use no more than one-fifth of the total funds as spare money. This strategy is suitable for cryptocurrencies ranked between 20 and 100 by market capitalization, as they will not be stuck for a long time. For example, if you buy an altcoin and it rises by 50% or more, you can exchange it for another coin that has plummeted, and repeat this cycle. If your first altcoin gets stuck, just keep waiting; the bull market will definitely release it. But the premise is that the selected coins cannot be too poor, and this strategy is actually not easy to control. In a bull market, almost all coins will rise, and funds will seep into each coin like a giant hourglass, starting with large coins.
3. Pyramid Bottom Buying Method: Suitable for foreseeable major crashes. Bottom buying method: separately place buy orders at 80%, 70%, 60%, and 50% of the coin price, using position ratios of one-tenth, one-fifth, one-third, and one-fourth.
*Core Strategy: After Bitcoin's major movement of 20,000 points, wait for the right opportunity to open long positions, with a success rate of up to 90%.
4. Moving Average Method: Requires some basic knowledge of candlestick charts. Set indicator parameters MA5, MA10, MA20, EMA.
MA30, MA60, choose daily level. If the current price is higher than the MA5 and MA10 lines, hold steady. If MA5 drops below MA10, sell the coin; if MA5 breaks above MA10, buy in.
5. Violent Coin Accumulation Method: Suitable for long-term quality coins you are familiar with. If you have liquid funds, for example, if a certain coin is priced at $8, buy it at $7. After successfully buying, sell it at $8.8. The profit is used for coin accumulation. Liquid funds are used to wait for the next opportunity. Adjust dynamically based on the current price. If there are three such opportunities in a month, you can accumulate quite a few coins. The formula is: the entry price equals 90% of the current price, and the selling price equals 110% of the current price. Unless the price increase reaches 3-5 times, do not sell. I believe you will gain insights after reading this.
