Investing in Digital Money is actually not that complicated; the real complexity lies in not being able to control your frequent actions. My investment strategy is very simple: focus on a single pattern, and when the market environment is not good, I prefer to put down my phone and go for a walk outdoors.
Four key points to remember:
1. When the price rises rapidly and the pullback is slow, it is usually a signal that large funds are positioning for bigger moves. The trend of a rapid rise followed by a slow pullback is not a true market correction, but rather the main funds quietly accumulating chips. This insight comes from lessons learned through personal experience.
2. If the price drops rapidly and the rebound is weak, it basically leaves investors with an opportunity to escape. The price has plummeted like a cliff, and the rebound is weak like a slight cough. This is actually what is called the "distribution phase". Staying in at this time will only make you a typical case among the bag holders.
3. When the price reaches a peak, if the trading volume increases, do not rush to sell, but if the trading volume shrinks, you should exit quickly. The increase in trading volume indicates that the market still has potential and may have room for further growth. However, if the trading volume decreases instead of increasing at the peak, it signifies that market confidence has been lost, and exiting at this point is the beginning of maintaining investment dignity.
4. The essence of digital money investment is the trading of emotions; the market relies on consensus rather than empathy. Trading volume is an indicator of market participation, not a truth detector. Only when many investors enter the market together can a real trend be formed; in a market that nobody cares about, don't expect miracles to happen.
At the end of the day, there is no shortage of opportunities in this market, what is lacking is the patience to wait for the right opportunity.
Do not always hold the illusion that "this time will be different"; institutional funds rarely innovate in their strategies, and they prefer to see investors' unchanging thought patterns.
In conclusion: only act when certainty is high, keep a distance from unclear markets, think before acting, and clarify whether you are the hunter or the prey.
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StableGenius
· 06-14 12:28
Patience is the biggest enemy of suckers.
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BlockchainDecoder
· 06-13 09:42
Technology Dominates
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Fzone
· 06-11 13:46
The U.S. non-seasonally adjusted CPI recorded an annual rate of 2.4% in May, compared to market expectations of 2.5%. The US non-seasonally adjusted CPI recorded 0.1% m/m in May, compared to the consensus of 0.2%. US seasonally adjusted core CPI recorded 0.1% m/m in May, compared to the consensus of 0.3%. The US non-seasonally adjusted core CPI recorded 2.8% y/y in May, compared to the consensus of 2.9%. Spot gold rose $12 in the short term and is now trading at $3349.16 an ounce. The U.S. dollar index DXY fell more than 30 points in the short term and is now trading at 98.74. (Golden Ten)
Investing in Digital Money is actually not that complicated; the real complexity lies in not being able to control your frequent actions. My investment strategy is very simple: focus on a single pattern, and when the market environment is not good, I prefer to put down my phone and go for a walk outdoors.
Four key points to remember:
1. When the price rises rapidly and the pullback is slow, it is usually a signal that large funds are positioning for bigger moves.
The trend of a rapid rise followed by a slow pullback is not a true market correction, but rather the main funds quietly accumulating chips. This insight comes from lessons learned through personal experience.
2. If the price drops rapidly and the rebound is weak, it basically leaves investors with an opportunity to escape.
The price has plummeted like a cliff, and the rebound is weak like a slight cough. This is actually what is called the "distribution phase". Staying in at this time will only make you a typical case among the bag holders.
3. When the price reaches a peak, if the trading volume increases, do not rush to sell, but if the trading volume shrinks, you should exit quickly.
The increase in trading volume indicates that the market still has potential and may have room for further growth. However, if the trading volume decreases instead of increasing at the peak, it signifies that market confidence has been lost, and exiting at this point is the beginning of maintaining investment dignity.
4. The essence of digital money investment is the trading of emotions; the market relies on consensus rather than empathy.
Trading volume is an indicator of market participation, not a truth detector. Only when many investors enter the market together can a real trend be formed; in a market that nobody cares about, don't expect miracles to happen.
At the end of the day, there is no shortage of opportunities in this market, what is lacking is the patience to wait for the right opportunity.
Do not always hold the illusion that "this time will be different"; institutional funds rarely innovate in their strategies, and they prefer to see investors' unchanging thought patterns.
In conclusion: only act when certainty is high, keep a distance from unclear markets, think before acting, and clarify whether you are the hunter or the prey.