$USDC Is it better to trade or hold coins now? First of all, remember this sentence: In the coin circle, mentality is more important than technology. Make money in the bull market, make money in the bear market, don't cut meat in the bull market, and hoard coins in the bear market!

1: The hoarding method is applicable to both bull and bear markets. Hoarding coins is the simplest and the most difficult to play. The simplest truth is that after buying a coin or a few coins, if you don't operate for more than half a year, the bottom line is basically ten times. But it is easy for novices to see high returns, or when they encounter coin prices, they plan to change cars or get off. Many people feel uncomfortable if they don't operate for a month, let alone a year.

2: The bull chasing method is only suitable for the bull market, with some spare money, preferably not more than five-fifths of the principal. This method is suitable for playing coins with a market value of 20-100 because at least it won't be kept for too long. For example, if you buy the first altcoin, wait for it to rise by more than 50%, then you can change to the next coin that has plummeted, and so on. If your first altcoin is frozen, then keep waiting, and the bull market will definitely burst. The premise is that the coin cannot be too bad

3: Hourglass exchange method In the bull market, basically buy whatever coin is rising. Money is a huge hourglass, starting from the big coins and slowly penetrating into every coin. There is an obvious rule for the rise of coin prices, that is, the leading coin rises first, then the mainstream coins start to rise, then the coins that do not rise, and then various small coins rise one after another.

4: The pyramid bottoming method is suitable for predicting a big crash. Bottom-picking method: 80% of the commission price buys one-tenth of the bullet, 70% of the commission price buys two-tenths of the bullet, 60% of the commission price buys three-tenths of the bullet, and 50% of the commission price buys four-tenths of the bullet.