In this round of the Ethereum bull market, the old strategies no longer work.

Looking back at the markets of 2021 and 2023, you could simply close your eyes and hold your positions; time itself was the most reliable moat. Back then, altcoins surged one after another, a three to five times increase was quite common, and the market was like a train that wouldn't slow down; everyone who boarded could profit, and it was a test of endurance rather than skill.

But this round is different. It seems like sectors are blooming everywhere, but in reality, it's a carefully designed relay game by the big players—today the AI concept is heating up, and tomorrow it might be the public chains that soar collectively. If you're a moment too slow, you might find that the main upward wave has already passed when you enter, and you could be hit back to square one by a sudden pullback. Even if you make a small profit temporarily, it's easy to lose it back to the market. The speed at which the main players switch between sectors is several times faster than before, leaving retail investors with almost no reaction time.

So this time, I changed my strategy: besides core targets like Bitcoin, Ethereum, and BNB, I no longer stubbornly stick to a single type of altcoin, nor do I expect to coast until the end of the bull market. I've shifted to a more flexible approach, focusing on segments, taking suitable profits when available, and looking for opportunities to re-enter after a pullback. On the surface, it seems conservative, but in reality, it's about following the market's rhythm. After all, in this bull market, it's not about who is the most patient, but who can stay in the game the longest.

My core idea this time is summed up in one word: survive.

Survive, to wait for the next wave of takeoff; survive, to gradually accumulate positions in the game. By the time of final settlement, I may not be the one making the most profit, but I will definitely be the one who hasn't been wiped out throughout the process. #BTC #eth #美联储比特币储备