Long-term holding: Buy mainstream cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum, hold onto them for a long time without selling, and wait for them to appreciate in value during market cycles before selling.
Short-term trading: Trade based on price fluctuations in the cryptocurrency market within a day or a short period, making profits by buying low and selling high.
Leverage trading: Borrow money from the platform to increase the investment amount, allowing for greater profits when the market is up, but also resulting in larger losses when the market is down, posing significant risks.
DeFi mining and providing liquidity: On decentralized finance (DeFi) platforms, provide liquidity by depositing your cryptocurrencies or staking tokens, and the platform will offer rewards as income.
Participate in early investments in new projects: Buy tokens at a relatively low price when a new cryptocurrency project is launched, and sell them after the project develops and succeeds to make a profit.
Invest in NFTs: Collect rare digital artworks or unique NFT avatars, and sell them for profit when the market increasingly recognizes their value and their prices rise.
Arbitrage operations: Due to price differences between different trading platforms or products, buy on a low-priced platform and sell on a high-priced platform to profit from this price disparity.
Quantitative trading: Use pre-programmed algorithms and automated trading strategies to capture very small price fluctuations in the market to generate profits.
Lending and yield aggregation: Lend your cryptocurrencies to others and earn interest. Alternatively, use yield aggregators to optimize and increase your returns.
Other new methods: For example, participate in airdrop activities where project teams distribute tokens for free, take part in new coin issuances, or join community incentive projects to complete tasks and earn rewards.
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