1. The law of cycles is ironclad; surviving is more important than getting rich quickly
The 'bull-bear alternation' never fails
A four-year cycle (halving cycle + macroeconomics) is a historical law; bear markets can reach bottomless depths (90% of projects go to zero), while bull markets can be irrationally mad. Surviving long enough is the key to waiting for the next wave of dividends.
Position management = lifeline
Always keep two years' living expenses in cash, never go All-in, avoid becoming a classic case of 'floating profits reinvested, all lost in one go.'
2. Information warfare: 90% of 'wealth codes' are scams
Beware of 'insider information'
Community recommendations, KOL promotions, exchange listing announcements… most are traps for the unwary. True opportunities often come quietly (such as the early Uniswap airdrop, Bitcoin pizza day).
On-chain data > social media
Learn to track whale wallet movements (e.g., Nansen), contract holdings, gas fee fluctuations; it's closer to the truth than following Twitter influencers.
3. Human nature game: Your biggest opponent is yourself
FOMO (Fear of Missing Out) is the source of losses
Blindly chasing highs during surges ('this time it's different') and cutting losses at floor prices during crashes is essentially being controlled by emotions.
Reverse thinking training
When market panic reaches its peak (like after the LUNA crash, FTX explosion), it is often a golden opportunity, but you must restrain the impulse to buy the dip and build positions in batches.
4. Monetization of cognition: If you don't understand it, don't touch it
DeFi, NFT, new public chains
If you can't clearly explain 'how smart contracts liquidate collateral' or 'how L2 compresses data,' don't easily invest large sums. You won't earn money outside of your understanding.
Meme coins = gambling
Participate in MEME coins only with entertainment funds, assume they will go to zero, and beware of 'scientists' making early moves (like sniper bots at launch).
5. Safety is 1, profit is the zeros that follow.
Asset diversification
Only leave trading funds on exchanges; store large amounts in cold wallets (Ledger/Trezor), and physically back up recovery phrases.
Anti-phishing essential course
Do not click unknown links, do not authorize unlimited token limits, test new wallets with small amounts first. Hackers understand human vulnerabilities better than you.
Position allocation:
50% BTC/ETH (cornerstone against downturns)
30% mainstream tracks (Layer2, AI, Depin, etc.)
20% high-risk exploration (airdrops, early projects)
Bear market action checklist:
Dollar-cost average into Bitcoin (buy with eyes closed below $20k)
Brush interactive ambush airdrop (Starknet, zkSync ecosystem)
Learn on-chain tools (Dune analysis, basic contract auditing)
Never touch:
Centralized finance promises high APY (Celsius as a warning)
Contract leverage exceeds 5 times (one spike to zero)
Blind faith in national projects, 'Buffett endorsement'
The last true statement
The biggest paradox in the crypto world
Most people chase the 'hundredfold myth,' but what truly changes fate is
'Dollar-cost averaging Bitcoin in a bear market + taking profits in batches during a bull market' is a tedious strategy.
> Getting rich is survivor bias; a protracted battle is the right path for ordinary people.
Time will filter out speculators, leaving those who understand cycles, respect risks, and continue learning. Stay clear-headed to go far.
If you don't have much time to research, don't want to be distracted contributing real money to others, but want to profit steadily in the crypto industry, you can try quantitative strategies, such as using CCR smart spot trading bots and CCG contract quantitative bots to reasonably control positions, calculate entry and exit points with big data, and free up human resources!
Still the same: in a bull market, if you don't know what to do, click on the avatar of 'KUI' and follow for free sharing of bull market spot strategies and contract secrets.
Continuously follow: $ETH $BTC #现货与合约策略 #MichaelSaylor暗示增持BTC
