$BERA ranks second on the rise list. Yesterday, I told everyone to buy, and today you have a 25% return in hand, which is still pretty good. Let me explain my logic for selecting coins.

Based on the strategy given in the community, I select coins like this:

I don't choose ones that are too expensive, as their valuation doesn't match the project.

I also don't choose ones that have already risen too much! Where were you when the project was at a low price? Why didn't you pay attention earlier, or why didn't you buy when it was cheap?

If you don't spend more time and energy in the market to pay attention, how can you get opportunities to buy at low prices?

I also don't sell the ones that are losing money!

Since I chose to buy initially, I need to analyze carefully. If it drops, I will follow my plan to average down, rather than selling at a loss! I can't bring myself to lose money. I will only use my strategy to buy lower-priced chips with the same amount of money from others!

The coins I choose have all undergone 18 rounds of process analysis, and the probability of them going to zero is very low. If there are no issues, they should be able to rise above twice my purchase price in the future!

If an issue arises and they go to zero, I will accept it, as it's a problem I recognized, or it may be due to irreversible events happening with the project.

Is there any investment without risk? As long as there is reasonable position management, it is all within an acceptable range!

You raise a pond of fish. After a year, can you guarantee that not a single one dies? Or if this fish dies, it’s not necessarily because your fish-raising method is wrong; it’s that some things are inherently uncontrollable. What we can do is to try to improve the survival rate of this pond of fish and ensure they can grow to the ideal weight within the expected time.