Recently, many people have asked me: 'How do you always choose the right coins at the right time? What's your secret to winning rates?'

Actually, there's no mystique; once you sort out the logic, it becomes simple. Today, I'll break down my thought process for choosing coins to share, just for exchange, so don’t take it as direct investment advice.

First of all, Bitcoin will always be the ballast.

In these years of monitoring the market, I’ve discovered a pattern: regardless of bull or bear, the first wave of funds always rushes into Bitcoin first. It accounts for half of the crypto market's value, like an aircraft carrier; other coins basically move in rhythm with it.

In a bull market, it stabilizes first; in a bear market, it holds up against declines first. For beginners wanting to practice, starting with Bitcoin is definitely a good choice — its volatility is relatively mild, and it has a high margin of error, helping you understand the market's temperament.

Expanding from Bitcoin, infrastructure coins for public chains are the second tier.

Public chains are like the 'highways' of the crypto world. The more projects on the chain and the more active the trading, the 'toll' (token value) naturally rises.

For example, Solana. When I was watching its daily active users rise from 100,000 to 500,000, I knew I had to seize this wave of ecological dividends. Such coins depend on long-term development; as long as the infrastructure logic isn't broken, being patient will always yield results.

Moreover, 'celebrity coins' that bring traffic can be played for short gains.

These kinds of coins aren't mainstream, but their explosive potential is often surprising. Just like the crypto coins related to Trump, everyone knows his name; once there's any movement, funds rush in without looking at the technicals.

I previously kept an eye on one, and on the day the news came out, it surged 3 times. But these kinds of coins have a strong temperament; they rise sharply and fall hard. You need to get in and out quickly, don't be greedy and cling to them.

Finally, my favorite type of coin is the 'elastic coin' — it can't be held back when it rises, and it has enough strength when it falls.

New faces in popular sectors like BRC20, AI, and Agent are the most likely to become dark horses. I followed ORDIs rise from a few U to several hundred U, and I got a sense of these kinds of coins: you need to look at the sector’s heat + market sentiment; once it starts, the profit margin is several times that of mainstream coins.

But beginners should avoid them, just like riding a roller coaster — if you haven't practiced, you could easily get thrown off.

Advice for players at different stages:

Are you a beginner with little capital? Start practicing with mainstream coins like Bitcoin and Ethereum. It's like learning to drive — get familiar with the controls in an open space first, don’t jump straight onto the highway (playing with altcoins).

Do veteran players have a base position? You can take a position of up to 20% to play elastic coins. If your base is stable, you can use small funds to seek high returns, like keeping your main forces in reserve and sending small troops to scout.

Actually, the crypto world isn't that mysterious. The core of choosing coins boils down to two points: first, the logic must hold up (like the ecology of public chains, or Bitcoin's market cap position), and second, timing must be precise (don't buy in when the hype is at its highest).

Don't blindly follow trends; find a rhythm that is comfortable for you. Making money really isn't that hard.

If you're still troubled by a heap of coins and don’t know which type to focus on, consider following @bit多多 . I compile a list of tracked targets every day, ranging from steady to aggressive; after following along a few rounds, you'll get a feel for it.

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