1. Long-term Holding Method
Suitable for bull and bear cycles, select 1-3 core coins (such as BTC, ETH) to hold for more than six months, aiming to ride out the volatility. The problem is that most newcomers cannot hold on; they want to run as soon as they make a little profit, and panic sell when the price drops a bit. The execution difficulty is higher than selecting coins.
2. Buy the Dip Method in Bull Market
Only applicable in bull market conditions. Operate with no more than 20% of total funds, focusing on coins ranked 20-100 by market capitalization. Choose altcoins with significant price increases, and after they rise a certain percentage, switch to coins that have dropped sharply for rotation. There's a high probability of recovering losses, but it’s easy to get trapped, so it's recommended that newcomers use it cautiously.
3. Hourglass Rotation Method
Internal Rhythm of Bull Market: Bitcoin takes off → Mainstream coins follow → Small coins surge. The core idea is to ambush the 'next wave' of coins in advance of each round, rather than chasing after rising prices. With the right rhythm, light positions, and high return efficiency.
4. Pyramid Bottom Buying Method
Suitable for building positions in batches during sharp declines. The lower the price falls, the heavier the position, for example, if it drops 80%, build a 10% position, at 70% drop build 20%, and so on down to 50%. The rhythm and risk control must be strong, otherwise, it’s easy to get trapped even more.
5. Moving Average Trend Method
Set MA5, 10, 20, 30, 60 to observe the daily chart. Hold if MA5 is above the line; reduce position if MA5 breaks below MA10; conversely, increase position. Suitable for those with a K-line foundation, its advantages are clear logic and strong discipline.
6. Range Accumulation Method
Suitable for familiar high-volatility coins. For example, if the current coin price is $8, place a buy order at $7, and after the transaction, place a sell order at $8.8. Long-term accumulate coin quantity by buying at 90% of the current price and selling at 110%. Requires liquid funds and patience.
7. IEO Snowball Method
Continuously participate in new project launches, withdraw principal after a 3-5x increase, and roll profits into the next project. If the projects are selected accurately, a small principal can yield large returns after one cycle.
8. Swing Cycle Method
Select coins with high volatility (such as ETC, UNI), gradually increase positions with each price drop, and reclaim the principal after selling during rebounds. The core principle is to set stop-loss and take-profit levels properly, and not to hold onto positions too long.
9. Small Coin Diversification Method
For example, use $10,000 divided into ten parts, each part buying a small coin under $3. Set rules that you do not sell until it increases 3-5 times. Take profits and roll them into the next round; if trapped, just hold and wait for the cycle. The core is to use probabilistic gaming, but you must select the right sector.
The above methods are not a universal formula; everyone has different strategies that suit them. The key is to survive first, then discuss how much to earn. Choose a rhythm that suits you, and do not blindly imitate market sentiment.
