In March, the cryptocurrency market warmed up and rose. How should we reasonably respond to market changes: Risk management first: Set tiered profit-taking and dynamic stop-loss; avoid excessive leverage, contract leverage ≤ 5 times. Position and asset allocation: Regularly invest in mainstream coins (BTC/ETH), accounting for 50%-70%; allocate to leading potential sectors, accounting for 20%-30%; maintain a 10% cash reserve. Market analysis and information capture: Track on-chain data, such as net inflows to exchanges; pay attention to macro events, such as Federal Reserve interest rate decisions; participate in community hotspots, such as new project public offerings. Operational skills: Band trading on weekly breakouts, with increased trading volume and high development activity of 'strong coins'; ambush using airdrop expectations; avoid FOMO chasing highs, pullbacks when RSI > 70, etc.; regularly review and adjust positions. Clean up the investment portfolio, concentrating funds on quality cryptocurrencies. Continuously research and analyze fundamentals, technical aspects, etc. Diversify investments, allocating funds to different types of assets. Stay calm and avoid emotional decision-making. Pay attention to regulatory policies and choose projects with strong compliance. Securely store assets, using cold wallets or hardware wallets. Long-term perspective, avoid short-term speculation. Use on-chain analysis tools to assist decision-making. Tip: The current market is still influenced by Federal Reserve policies. If inflation data exceeds expectations, be wary of short-term pullback risks. Rational allocation, avoid All-in on a single asset.
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