#长期持有策略 Long-term holding (HODL) is a classic and low-threshold strategy in cryptocurrency investment. The core logic is to have confidence in the long-term value of the asset, ignore short-term fluctuations, and gain returns over time. Here are the key points of this strategy:

Core Principles

• Asset Selection: Prioritize mainstream cryptocurrencies with strong consensus and stable ecosystems (such as Bitcoin and Ethereum), as they have a stronger long-term risk resistance. Smaller coins carry the risk of going to zero and are not suitable for long-term holding.

• Entry Timing: There is no need to pursue the "absolute low point"; instead, buy in batches when market sentiment is low and prices are within a relatively historical low range, to avoid taking on excessive risk by going all-in at once.

• Mindset Management: Enduring short-term fluctuations is key, as cryptocurrency prices may experience a 30%-50% correction. One must maintain confidence in the long-term logic of the asset and avoid frequent trading influenced by short-term market conditions.

Applicable Scenarios

• Investors who do not have time to monitor the market and lack professional analytical skills.

• Individuals who recognize the long-term development trend of cryptocurrencies (such as the application of blockchain technology, institutional adoption, etc.) and are willing to hold for more than 3 years.

Considerations

• Invest with "spare money": Only invest funds that one can afford to lose entirely, to avoid being forced to sell at a loss due to short-term cash needs.

• Regular Review: There is no need for frequent trading, but one should periodically (e.g., quarterly) assess whether the fundamentals of the asset have changed (such as stagnation in technological iteration or major shifts in regulatory policies). If the core logic breaks down, timely adjustments are necessary.

Long-term holding may seem simple, but it tests the depth of understanding of the asset and the stability of one's mindset, making it suitable for users who pursue a "laid-back" investment style.