The market is like a battlefield, and it is like arranging troops and emphasizing game strategies. For spot prices, many people like to cast a wide net, because in a bull market, tens of thousands of coins rise together. But I don’t think you need to hold too many currencies. Instead, you need to concentrate your superior forces and annihilate the enemies one by one. We have all learned about Tian Ji’s horse racing. Everyone's strategy for playing coins actually needs to be divided into upper, middle and lower horses. What's your best horse? The top horse is the core of your money making, which is the most stable btc and eth, and the allocation accounts for 60%. What's your middling horse? The medium horse is the sub-core main force of your crypto assets, which is the leading coin of the established mainstream altcoins and hot sectors, accounting for 30% of the allocation. What is an inferior horse? Even those non-mainstream native dogs, try your luck, and the allocation should not exceed 10%. When they get up, they will be the icing on the cake, and even if they all die in battle, the overall return will not be affected. Many people have small funds and low allocations of btc and eth, so they can only adjust the mainstream copycats (mid-range horses) to high-end horses. When the bull market enters 2/3, they will clear their positions in the copycats with the highest growth and switch to btc and eth. , to cultivate high-quality horses.
For contract trading, especially during the bear-bull cycle, BTC and eth can outperform most altcoins, so the top horse is BTC, the middle horse is eth, and the low horse is altcoin.
