I. Coin Hoarding Method
This method can be used in both bull and bear markets. Simply put, after buying a certain coin or a few coins, just hold them without action for six months or even a year. Generally, this can yield at least ten times the return. However, the difficulty lies in that new investors often want to sell quickly to take profits when they see high returns, or they want to switch to other coins if the price drops by half, or even give up. Many people can’t even stick to it for a month, let alone a year, so this method is actually quite difficult to implement.

II. Bull Market Dip Buying Method (Used Only in Bull Markets)
Use a portion of idle funds, ideally not exceeding one-fifth of your total capital. This method is suitable for operating coins with a market value between 20 and 100, as even if you get stuck, it won't take too long to recover. For example, buy an Altcoin first, wait for it to rise 50% or more, then switch to the next coin that has plummeted, and keep cycling like this. If the first Altcoin gets stuck, just wait; it will definitely recover in a bull market. However, the premise is that the selected coins must not be too unreliable; this method is not easy to master, so beginners should be careful.

III. Hourglass Vehicle Exchange Method (Used in Bull Markets)
In a bull market, basically any coin you buy will rise; the funds seep into each coin like a big hourglass, starting with the large coins. There is a clear pattern in coin price rises: first, leading coins rise, followed by mainstream coins, then coins that haven't risen yet rise together, and finally various small coins take turns rising. If Bitcoin rises, choose the next level of coins that have not yet risen to start building positions.

IV. Pyramid Bottom Buying Method (Used for predicting major market crashes)
This is how to buy at the bottom: place an order to buy one-tenth of your funds at 80% of the coin price, two-tenths at 70%, three-tenths at 60%, and four-tenths at 50%. V. Moving Average Method
You need to understand some basic K-line knowledge. Set the indicator parameters to MA5, MA10, MA20, MA30, MA60, and choose the daily level. If the current price is above the MA5 and MA10 lines, hold onto the coin steadily. If the MA5 breaks below the MA10, sell the coin; if the MA5 breaks above the MA10, buy to build a position.

VI. Violent Coin Hoarding Method
Only operate with coins you are familiar with, and it is suitable only for long-term quality coins. Prepare a liquid fund; if a certain coin is currently priced at $8, place an order to buy at $7. After successfully buying, place an order to sell at $8.8, using the profits to hoard coins. Then take out the liquid funds and wait for the next opportunity. Adjust dynamically according to the current price. If you can find three such opportunities in a month, you can hoard quite a few coins. The buying price is the current price multiplied by 90%, and the selling price is the current price multiplied by 110%.

VII. ICO Violent Compound Interest Method
Continuously participate in ICOs (Initial Coin Offerings), wait until the new coin rises 3 to 5 times, take back the principal, and reinvest in the next ICO, keeping the profits, and continue this cycle.

VIII. Cyclical Wave Method
Look for coins with high volatility like ETC; increase your position when the coin price continues to drop, and keep adding until you make a profit, then sell, and keep cycling like this.

IX. Small Coin Violent Play
If you have 10,000 RMB, divide it into ten parts, and buy ten different types of small coins, preferably priced under 3 RMB. After buying, do not worry about it; do not sell until it rises 3 to 5 times. Even if you get stuck, do not sell; just hold it as a long-term investment. If a certain coin triples, take back the principal of 1,000 RMB and invest in the next small coin. The compounding returns can be quite considerable.

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