The core of a long-term holding strategy lies in in-depth research on quality assets and firm conviction. When selecting tokens, I believe it is essential to focus on the project's fundamentals: team strength, technological innovation, practical application scenarios, and community activity. For example, Bitcoin, with its decentralization and scarcity, has a solid long-term value; Ethereum, on the other hand, has continuous growth potential due to its smart contract ecosystem. Market adoption rates and competitive advantages are also key, such as Solana's high throughput, which makes it stand out in the DeFi space. The timing to take profits should combine market cycles with personal goals. Historical data shows that crypto bull markets are often accompanied by overheating sentiment, and one can refer to the RSI overbought signal (>70) or historical high resistance levels as exit references. However, it is more important to set clear goals, such as gradually reducing positions when the return on investment reaches 3 times or when the project's fundamentals deteriorate (such as the loss of core developers). Long-term holding requires patience, but also vigilance against market changes to avoid blindly holding 'diamond hands.' Flexibly adjusting positions, in conjunction with macroeconomic conditions and on-chain data (such as trading volume and holding concentration), can better balance risk and return.
