#我的交易风格
Trading, waiting, and holding cash are all top-tier strategies.
When the market is stagnant, it tests human nature the most.
You stare at the screen, your finger hovering over the keyboard, knowing full well that now is not the time to act, but the fear of "missing the next hundredfold coin" crawls like ants in your veins.
It took me three years to learn: true alpha is often hidden on the cold bench of cash positions.
90% of the time, the market creates noise. Those who rush into meme projects are no different from those who squander money on fake alcohol in nightclubs years ago. The only difference between a master and a gambler is this: the former knows when to sit at the poker table and eat sunflower seeds while waiting for the dealer to pass the cleaned cards to them.
Holding cash is not about lying flat; it's the silent moment when you load your bullets into the magazine.
I will use this time to do three things:
Dissect the shitcoins I bought during FOMO—was it a logical mistake, or a timing mistake?
Stare at the BTC monthly chart and ask myself: if I were fully invested now, could I still sleep at night?
Watch the performances of those KOLs calling trades, noting who is still using the same script in a bear market.
Later, I found that when others lose their principal due to impatience, my USDT balance becomes the strongest position. When the real opportunity comes, the cognitive gap that has been endured will make my betting hand steadier than anyone else's.
The most ironic truth in the crypto world is:
- Most people go bankrupt not because they didn't act, but because they acted too early.
- All stories of "financial freedom" are backed by countless hours of waiting.
Now, when I see sideways markets, it feels like seeing an old friend—when it arrives, it means it's time to recharge my understanding.
Remember: the market is never short of opportunities; it lacks people who can wait.
Follow Yuanbao, don't be confused
