$ETH #交易认知

I have been repeatedly saying that when most virtual currencies on the market have fallen significantly, with about 90% of the coins below their annual average, the scene looks just like a market sale. At that time, we can leisurely sip tea and slowly select those coins that have dropped significantly in price but have great potential, just like finding a bargain.

For example, if both BNB and UNI drop below their annual average, I would definitely choose BNB first; it’s like a discounted branded item with an extremely high cost-performance ratio. Another example, if UNI and ACE both plummet terribly, choosing ACE at that moment would be like jumping into a pit. Yet some people love to focus on those worthless coins and come to me saying, “Look, that worthless coin has dropped to its annual average.” I think to myself, what's the point of focusing on such coins? It's like looking for treasures in a garbage heap; the probability is too small.

Whether they have both dropped to the annual average or the weekly chart seems to be forming a double bottom, why must we choose those coins with no prospects? We should wait for opportunities to present themselves, select carefully when most coins have dropped below their annual average, instead of rushing to chase opportunities. If you chase after them actively, you often end up buying at a higher price, which is not cost-effective, like rushing to grab vegetables at a market and ending up overpaying for something that doesn’t taste good.

My viewpoint is to wait for opportunities, choose good items, and not chase blindly. Let those valuable coins jump into your sight when they are at low prices; this way, the investment becomes more secure, just like fishing, patiently waiting for the fish to take the bait. In summary, don’t be in a hurry for quick gains; wait for the market to create good opportunities for us, and then make a move to pick up bargains. This way, investing can be wiser, avoiding getting stuck or overpaying.

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