1. Coin Hoarding Method: Suitable for both bull and bear markets: The coin hoarding method is the simplest yet the most challenging strategy. It is simple because it involves buying a certain coin or several coins and holding them for over six months or a year without any operations. Generally, the minimum return is tenfold. However, newcomers often find it hard to resist high returns or panic when a price drops significantly, planning to switch or exit, making it difficult for many to hold for even a month, let alone a year. Therefore, this is also the most difficult aspect.
2. Bear Market Buying Strategy: Suitable for a bull market: Use a portion of idle money, preferably no more than one-fifth of your capital. This strategy is suitable for cryptocurrencies with a market cap between 20-100, as they are unlikely to be stuck for too long. For example, if you buy the first altcoin and it rises by 50% or more, you can switch to the next coin that has dropped significantly, and so on. If your first altcoin gets stuck, just wait; a bull market will surely release it. However, the chosen coins shouldn't be too risky, and this strategy can be hard to control, so newcomers should be cautious.
3. Hourglass Switching Method: Suitable for a bull market: In a bull market, almost any coin bought will rise. The capital acts like a giant hourglass, slowly seeping into each coin, starting from the larger ones. There is a clear pattern to price rises: leading coins rise first, like BTC, ETH, DASH, and ETC, followed by mainstream coins like LTC, XMR, EOS, NEO, QTUM, etc. Then, coins that haven't risen will experience a general rise, like RDN, XRP, ZEC, and so on. Afterward, various small coins will take turns rising. However, if Bitcoin rises, you should choose lower-tier coins that haven't increased yet and start accumulating.
4. Pyramid Bottom Buying Method: Suitable for predicted major downturns: The bottom-buying method involves placing orders to buy one-tenth of your position at 80% of the coin price, one-fifth at 70%, one-third at 60%, and one-fourth at 50%.
5. Moving Average Method: You need to understand some basic candlestick patterns: Set indicator parameters MA5, MA10, MA20, MA30, MA60, and select daily charts. If the current price is above the MA5 and MA10, hold firmly. If MA5 drops below MA10, sell the coin; if MA5 rises above MA10, buy to establish a position.
6. Violent Coin Hoarding Method: Focus on coins you are familiar with; suitable for high-quality long-term coins: With a portion of liquid capital, if a coin's current price is 8 USD, place an order to buy at 7 USD. Once the purchase is successfully executed, place a sell order at 8.8 USD. Profits will come from the coins. Withdraw the liquid capital and 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 buying price equals the current price multiplied by 90%, and the selling price equals the current price multiplied by 110%.
7. Aiso Violent Compound Interest Method: Continuously participate in SM, and when a new coin increases by 3-5 times, take back your principal and invest in the next SM, while profits continue to accumulate, creating a cycle.
8. Cyclical Band Method: Look for coins similar to ETC, and when the price continuously drops, add to your position; if it drops again, continue adding, then wait until you profit and continue to sell, creating a cycle.
9. Small Market Violent Strategy: If you have 10,000 RMB, divide it into ten parts and buy ten different types of small coins, preferably priced under 3 RMB. After buying, do not pay attention to them. Do not sell unless they increase by 3-5 times; if stuck, do not sell, and hold it as a long-term investment. If a coin triples, take back your principal of 1,000 RMB and invest in the next small coin. The compound returns can be quite astonishing!
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