1. Coin hoarding method: time exchanges for space, but hard to resist human nature's tests.

Known as the 'bull-bear all-eating' coin hoarding method, the core idea is to buy quality coins and hold them for the long term, theoretically achieving returns of up to ten times. However, in practice, beginners often rush to cash out during a price surge or panic sell during a sharp drop, unable to hold on for even a month. If you believe you have the composure of 'a mountain collapsing before you without changing color,' perhaps you can give it a try.

2. Bull market dip buying method: an advanced play that risks getting cut.

Only applicable in a bull market, the 'buying the dip' method suggests using no more than 1/5 of idle funds, targeting coins with a market cap of 20-100. The strategy is to take profit when altcoins rise over 50% and then buy the dip of coins that have plummeted. However, be cautious; if you pick the wrong garbage coin, even in a bull market you may find yourself in deep trouble. Beginners should proceed with caution.

Three, Hourglass Car Switching Method: Grasping the rhythm of sector rotation in a bull market.

In a bull market, funds seep in like sand through an hourglass, usually following the sequence of 'leading coins (BTC, ETH) → mainstream coins (LTC, EOS) → general rise → small coins'. When BTC starts moving first, it’s wise to pre-position in the next level of coins that have not yet risen to seize the opportunity.

Four, Pyramid Bottom Picking Method: Precise targeting during a crash.

When anticipating a sharp drop in cryptocurrency prices, a pyramid-style position building can be adopted: buy 10% of the position when the price drops to 80% of the original price, add 20% when it reaches 70%, add 30% when it reaches 60%, and so on. The key is to accurately judge the bottom; otherwise, you may end up getting trapped as the price continues to fall.

Five, Moving Average Method: A guide for technical traders.

Suitable for players with a foundation in candlestick charts. By setting MA5, MA10, and other multi-period moving averages, hold when the current price stabilizes above the short-term moving averages (like MA5, MA10). Sell once MA5 falls below MA10. Behind this simple indicator lies a profound understanding of trends.

Six, Violent Coin Hoarding Method: A variation of grid trading.

For familiar long-term coins, set fixed price difference operations: for example, if the current price is 8 dollars, place a buy order at 7 dollars, and sell at 8.8 dollars after the transaction, repeating the cycle. The essence is to accumulate profits through mechanical operations during volatile market conditions.

Seven, ICO Violent Compound Interest Method: The heartbeat game of the primary market.

Participate in new project private placements (ICO), withdraw the principal after the new coin appreciates 3-5 times, and continue investing profits in the next project.

Eight, Cyclical Band Method: The philosophy of arbitrage with highly volatile coins.

Focus on coins like ETC, adopting a strategy of buying more as prices drop, and averaging down costs through multiple purchases, then taking profits in batches after a rebound.

Nine, Small Coin Violent Play: A gamble of small stakes for big returns.

Split 10,000 yuan into 10 parts, buy 10 small coins under 3 yuan each, set a profit target of 3-5 times, and withdraw the principal immediately for rolling investment once achieved. It seems to utilize compound interest, but small-cap coins can experience extreme volatility, and carelessness can lead to total loss. #ETH trend analysis.

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