Regarding the best time to enter the market, I don't think there is a fixed answer. The market trend is very complex and uncertain, and it is impossible to accurately predict the future trend. Therefore, we should choose the entry time according to our risk tolerance and investment goals. If we are medium- to long-term investors with sufficient investment funds and patience, then choosing a lower price range to enter the market may be a good choice. But if we are short-term speculators or are sensitive to market fluctuations, we may need to choose the entry time more carefully.
In the face of this situation, I think we should adopt a positive attitude, neither blindly optimistic nor overly pessimistic. First of all, we can consider gradually entering the market before the good news comes out, but at the same time, we also need to be careful to avoid chasing high prices. Because even if there is good news, the market may still fluctuate, and we need to have enough patience and calmness to deal with it.
Finally, whether facing risks or market fluctuations, position control is very important. By controlling the size of the position, we can reduce investment risks to a certain extent and protect the safety of our funds. Whether investing in cryptocurrency or other investment fields, position control is an important investment principle that deserves our serious attention.
In short, in the face of various risks and future uncertainties, we should maintain a calm and rational investment attitude, fully consider our own risk tolerance and investment goals, reduce risks through reasonable position control, and flexibly adjust our investment strategies according to market conditions.
In previous articles, I have repeatedly advised ordinary investors to allocate at least 50% of their positions to Bitcoin and Ethereum (I myself allocate at least 60%).
If this is achieved, then all other projects combined should not exceed 50% of crypto assets. In general, I estimate that most investors will not invest in only Bitcoin and Ethereum. Therefore, as long as the number of investment projects other than Bitcoin and Ethereum reaches or exceeds 4, the proportion of each project in their own positions is at most about 10%.
For investments that only account for 10% of your positions, even if they all go to zero, the impact on your overall investment is limited and the risk is controllable.
