1. Hoarding coins method: suitable for bull and bear markets.

Hoarding coins is the simplest and also the hardest way to play. It is simple because it involves buying a certain coin or a few coins and holding them for more than six months or a year without making moves. Basically, the minimum returns are tenfold. However, newcomers often see high returns or encounter a price drop and consider switching coins, and many find it hard to hold for a month, let alone a year. So this is actually the hardest part.

2. Bull market chasing the dip method: only suitable for bull markets.

Use a portion of spare money, ideally no more than one-fifth of your funds. This strategy is suitable for coins with a market cap between 20-100, because you won't be stuck for too long. For example, if you buy the first altcoin and it rises by 50% or more, you can switch to the next coin that has plummeted, and so on. If your first altcoin gets stuck, just wait; a bull market will definitely help you break even. The premise is that the coin shouldn't be too risky, and this strategy is actually hard to control, so newcomers need to be cautious.

3. Hourglass car change method: suitable for bull markets.

In a bull market, basically any coin you buy will rise, with funds trickling slowly into every coin, starting from the large coins. There is a clear rule for price rises: leading coins rise first, such as BTC, ETH, DASH, ETC, followed by mainstream coins like LTC, XMR, BNB, NEO, DOGE, SHIB, etc. Then there are the coins that haven't risen, such as RDN, XRP, ZEC, etc., and finally various small coins take turns to rise. But if Bitcoin rises, you should pick the next level coins that haven't risen yet and start building your position.

4. Pyramid bottom buying method: suitable for predicting major crashes.

Bottom buying method: place orders to buy one-tenth of your position at 80% of the coin price, two-tenths at 70%, three-tenths at 60%, and four-tenths at 50%.

5. Moving average method: you need to understand some basic candlestick patterns.

Indicator parameter setting MA5, MA10, MA20, MA30, MA60, level select daily line. If the current price is above MA5 and MA10, hold steady. If MA5 falls below MA10, sell the coin; if MA5 rises above MA10, buy in.

6. Violent hoarding method: stick to the coins you are familiar with, only suitable for long-term quality coins. Have a portion of liquid funds; if a certain coin's current price is $8, then place an order at $7. When the order is executed successfully, place an order to sell at $8.8. Profits are used to hoard coins. Liquid funds are taken out to wait for the next opportunity. Adjust dynamically according to the current price. If there are three such opportunities in a month, you can hoard quite a few coins. The formula is that the buying price equals the current price multiplied by 90%, and the selling price equals the current price multiplied by 110%!

7. ICO violent compound interest method: continuously participate in SM, when a new coin rises by 3-5 times, take back the principal and invest in the next SM, keeping the profits, continuously cycling.

8. Cycle band method: find coins like OP or APT that are in a downtrend, add to your position as the price continues to fall, then sell when you have a profit, continuously cycling.

9. Small coin violent gameplay: if you have 10000 RMB, divide it into ten parts, buy ten different types of small coins, preferably priced under 3 RMB, and after buying, don’t touch them. Don't sell until they triple to five times, and if stuck, just hold on for the long term. If a certain coin triples, take back the principal of 1000 RMB and invest in the next small coin. The compound returns can be quite exaggerated!

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