The crypto world (including other capital markets) has many hidden pitfalls, so deep that you cannot imagine.

For example, during the bear market layout, many people pondered for a long time about how much Ethereum to allocate. I believe these large funds have gone through various meticulous analyses and simulations. They must have considered the worst-case scenario, assuming that Ethereum would not outperform Bitcoin this round, or even underperform by half.

That is, Bitcoin at 8 times, Ethereum at 4 times. If that is the case, can they accept it?

After thinking it over, they could accept it.

However, they never expected the profit would differ by 10 times.

Because if your bear market purchase cost is, say, Ethereum at 1000 and Bitcoin at 18000.

Then if Ethereum drops to 1385 and Bitcoin drops to 74000, the profit for Ethereum would be 38.5% while the profit for Bitcoin would be 311%.

Almost a 10-fold difference!

Many times, the 'profit ratio' is overlooked. This is actually the most important data.

There are too many hidden pitfalls in the capital market; only those who have experienced them know.

To avoid risks, it's best to buy the leaders. If you feel it’s not exciting enough, use leverage, set stop-losses, and buy the leaders. The existence of most other varieties is largely meaningless, just virtual profits.