Recently, the market has started to fluctuate again, and many people are anxious, shouting "it's going to crash" and "it's going to zero." I have seen similar scenes more than a few times in the past ten years; every time those who panic and sell at a loss end up regretting it. I remember the crash on March 12, 2020, when Bitcoin fell by more than 50% in a single day. Some people were so scared that they sold everything, and the market quickly doubled afterward. The ones who regretted the most were those who acted too slowly. The strength of core assets lies not in panic, but in long-term funding and logical support.

In actual trading, focus first on mainstream assets. For BTC and ETH, do not chase highs or panic sell; when it falls to key support, add with a small position. Don’t go all in; keep 30% cash on hand for any market pullbacks; if key support is broken, reduce your position, with clear stop losses, and do not let your emotions follow the market's ups and downs. Avoid altcoins; skip over story coins that lack actual logic, and wait for confirmation of value before proceeding. The core principle is to follow the trend and focus on core assets; the direction of funds is more important than news.

For beginners, remember not to go full position; gradually build your position when prices are low, add more when it drops to a reasonable level, and do not chase peaks. Stay steady and deliberate; observe the macro environment, as global easing has not stopped, and the return of funds to mainstream assets presents opportunities. Ten years of actual trading experience tells me that staying calm and focusing on core assets can help avoid most pitfalls. Trade with the rhythm, gradually rolling your positions, and even beginners can steadily earn segment profits. #CPI数据来袭 #美国政府停摆 #BTC $BTC #量子计算概念股大涨 #Strategy增持比特币