Choosing cryptocurrencies with high circulation rates is a good investment strategy. At the very least, unlock coins with more than 80% availability. If a coin has a large amount of unlocked tokens, the selling pressure later on will be significant. Even if the project is good and continues to grow in the future, there will still be extreme cases where the price does not rise. An example is Flow+ (which has been unlocking but the price keeps falling) because the initial price increase has already overdrawn future market value space. A high FDV+ is very unreliable unless it aims to surpass BTC+, which is basically impossible. On the other hand, coins with high circulation rates have generally completed their distribution. Retail investors hold a lot of coins; the tokens are dispersed and have sufficient turnover. Additionally, it is possible that institutions have gradually accumulated during the downturn, gaining enough control. Such coins are necessary for price increases, and since their FDV may be relatively low, their market value space is also decent. The prolonged bear market is very tough for everyone, and each round of bull and bear markets will change the players. If investors cut losses and exit during the bear market, or do not add to their positions, then when the bull market comes, chasing up and participating will likely result in picking up the pieces and significantly reduced returns. However, there is a risk in positioning during a bear market: one does not know where the bottom is. It is very likely to be positioned halfway up the mountain, and a halving may occur again. This is a very contradictory issue, and there is only one solution: do not fantasize about buying at the bottom; invest in batches and average down. 2. Value Coin Anchor Selection Method I generally choose a coin that I am relatively familiar with as an 'anchor' to assess whether the market is experiencing a general rise, following trends, or sector rotation, or if it is indeed experiencing a strong rally. 跟这个单赚麻了