Dear friends, when you are shivering in the crypto market in 2025, why not check your pockets—if you can still hear the coins clinking, congratulations, you have already outperformed those 'gambling warriors' who vanished in contract leverage. Today, we won't talk about the myth of getting rich quick, but rather how to elegantly survive in a bear market while saving some capital for future bottom fishing.
Step 1: From 'Fortune Teller' to 'Architect'
Some people think that trading coins requires predicting bull and bear markets, as if they can't feel comfortable unless they accurately forecast whether BTC will rise or fall tomorrow. It's like trying to figure out when the bubble tea shop downstairs has fewer people in line before stepping out—by the time you get it right, the limited edition has already sold out.
There's a harsh truth in (antifragility): fragile things fear volatility, resilient things withstand volatility, while antifragile entities can actually benefit from volatility. It is simple to practice this truth in the crypto world: design your investment portfolio as an 'automatic money-making machine,' rather than staring at candlesticks every day like a fortune teller.
For example, divide your funds into 'Night Watchman Squad' (mainstream coins), 'Scouts' (potential new coins), and 'Strategic Reserves' (stablecoins), adjusting the proportions like mixing a cocktail, depending on your risk appetite.
Step 2: Turn 'plummeting prices' into automatic purchase orders
Real old-timers react to news of a price halving much like they do during a Double Eleven sale: 'Finally, it's discount season!' But don't imitate some reckless traders who go all-in to bottom fish; this approach in the crypto world is like walking into a thunderstorm without an umbrella—it's cool for only three seconds.
The pyramid replenishment method is the correct approach: each time the price drops below a level, it's like grabbing another discounted bag of chips from the supermarket shelf. Suppose you have prepared ten portions of 'ammunition,' you can invest 30%, 40%, and 30% of your funds at -30%, -50%, and -70%, respectively. The essence of this strategy is that even if the market falls into a bottomless pit, you will always have money to purchase at deeper levels.
Step 3: Cultivate the ultimate essence of 'anti-human nature'
When you notice that suddenly no one in the group is sharing contract profit pictures, and the discussion section starts to feature essays on 'blockchain scams,' even the market vendors are saying that USDT is not as stable as eggs—congratulations, the antifragile moment has arrived.
At this time, you need to act like a top sniper:
1. Turn off price alerts (the flickering red and green can cause shaky hands)
2. Delete leverage apps (to prevent uncontrolled margin increases)
3. Lock your private keys in a safe (physical isolation to prevent reckless actions)
Remember, in a bear market, the most valuable thing is not the hundredfold coins, but the bullets in your account that you haven't exhausted. Those contract players who laughed at you for being 'timid' in 2024 might now be lining up on the rooftop for psychological therapy.
Those who understand have already liked and followed, letting the novices continue to get lost in the noise. I trade coins based on first principles; see you next time!
（Note: This article does not constitute investment advice, the market has risks, and decisions should be made cautiously.)