In recent days, with the explosive rise and crash of auctions, the square has been lively with a bunch of KOLs alternating between bearish and bullish sentiments. But aside from those who claim to always profit, how many retail investors have actually made money on this coin?
When I first entered the circle, I often saw a saying: "Time is the only chip for retail investors." I don't know why I hardly see anyone mention this saying anymore. However, I have always firmly believed that observing more and acting less is the way to make money; the more active you are in the crypto space, the faster you lose.
Exchanges and those KOLs who profit from commissions wish that you were operating every minute, continuously generating wealth for them. For us retail investors to make money, we not only need to give up contracts but also approach spot trading with a long-term perspective, focusing only on large cycles.
I firmly believe in the arrival of a frenzied bull market this year, so every time there is a sharp decline, it is a great opportunity for me to buy the dip. As long as the underlying logic of a coin has not deteriorated, we should be brave enough to buy the dip during a crash; similarly, during subsequent surges, we must have the courage to block out all FOMO emotions and decisively sell. The easiest way for us retail investors to achieve success is to ignore the noise from those who always profit and trade strictly according to the larger cyclical patterns.
Simplicity is key, slow is fast, give up contracts, reduce the frequency of spot trading, and do not waste this increasingly rare opportunity of a unique bull market in the crypto space anymore. 🍖
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