If you're going long, you should pick the strongest coins; if you're going short, look for the worst coins. If you get it right, making money is easy. The scariest thing is: after struggling to find a good coin among a pile of junk coins, you hesitate because it's expensive and decide to short it; meanwhile, you see a junk coin that has dropped 90% and is now cheap, and you choose to go long instead.

If a good coin is expensive, you don't have to buy it, but don't short it — when market funds flow back in, money will definitely rush first into good coins. And for junk coins, whether they are 10 bucks or a dime per pound, as long as you want to buy, the project team can sell them to you anytime.

If you time it well, the above strategies may indeed help you make money, but trading is inherently difficult. If you can choose a simple model, why would you opt for the difficult one? #BTC