Secondary Market Spot Trading Strategies ——⬇️
Commonly used strategy in the primary market: "Double your capital, use remaining positions for speculation". The core logic is the net profit coin model, which can be transferred to secondary market operations:
Position Management: Set a position limit for each cryptocurrency (e.g., 100-500U) and diversify across multiple altcoins. Profits from one asset cover losses from others, achieving overall risk hedging.
Coin Selection Logic: Lock in bull market cycles, filter out market noise, and use candlestick charts as the core judgment basis, entering positions on the right side at relatively low points. For example, with 100U: If Coin A triggers a stop loss (e.g., 10%), the remaining capital is 90U; when the entry price is touched again, only use the remaining funds to add to the position without increasing the capital, controlling risk exposure.
Holding Strategy: Sell 50% of the position to recover capital after the asset doubles, turning the remaining chips into a "zero-cost position"—after capital recovery, the mindset improves, maintaining an active position in both ups and downs. Increases gains during rises and reduces profit drawdowns during declines, aiming to maintain survival capability in a volatile market.
Entry and Exit Rules: Use the time axis and price axis as judgment dimensions, with the intersection point serving as the exit signal. In practice, either price or time may trigger first, following the principle of "first come, first executed" to flexibly respond to market changes.
