#ETH
Many people can't sleep holding Ethereum, always asking whether they should sell?
The real issue is — you haven't even thought through your own trading time frame.
It's like someone asking, "Should I take the bus or fly to work?" without telling others where they live or what time they clock in.
First, ask yourself: How long can this money be staked?
In a hurry to use it (within 1 month): This is called gambling; if you make money, it's luck; if you lose, don't cry.
Can hold for half a year: This is called short-term trading; look for buy and sell points based on technical indicators.
Can hold for 3 years or more: This is called long-term investing; focus on the project's prospects and industry trends.
Gambler's strategy: Set a 5%-10% stop-loss line; cut losses when it hits the point, don't fall in love with the market.
Short-term trader: Watch the market for 2 hours daily; run when it breaks support.
Long-term player: Uninstall trading software; check financial reports and ecological progress once a quarter.
Here's a real-life example:
Xiao Ming has 20,000 spare cash and decides to trade short-term for half a year:
Planning ahead: Sell half when it rises to 2000, sell all when it drops to 1500.
Execution result: After 3 months, it rises to 1800, sells half as planned to recover the principal, and the rest is pure profit to fluctuate.
Trading cryptocurrencies is like ordering takeout—first, you need to know if you want fast food or a feast.
Don't be like some people who clearly just want a pancake but spend two hours at a Michelin restaurant hesitating, only to go home hungry.
