This statement is also very suitable for this coin:

The last time CFX was speculated on domestic compliance and the last time Bsim was hyped, there was a significant surge. Since its listing, CFX has always seen intense market manipulation and aggressive sell-offs. If you can follow the right rhythm with CFX, it can indeed yield good returns, but the average person simply cannot buy at the bottom. The CFX manipulators usually act in conjunction with news, quickly doubling or even tripling the price, making it impossible for you to get in, then they rapidly drop it by 30 to 50 points, leading inexperienced investors to think they can buy at the bottom. Meanwhile, the favorable compliance news remains, and these investors are eagerly waiting, imagining that they can see several times the increase like in previous days, thus buying in at this halfway point controlled by the manipulators, allowing them to successfully offload their holdings. With the arrival of the bear market, the coin price crashes wildly with the market. The second scenario involves long-term holders of CFX, who can benefit from large price increases but do not know when to sell. When CFX surges several times and suddenly drops by 50%, they feel reluctant to accept the drop while also fearing that the manipulators will continue to drive the price up significantly, leading to intense anxiety. Therefore, as I mentioned in previous posts, regarding CFX, one can choose to pay long-term attention, hold a small position for a long time, buy in large quantities when a breakout occurs, sell most when the psychological increase is reached, and keep a small position until the bull market ends or even during the bear market, maintaining market awareness. The buying logic for long cycles is during a bear market when the market capitalization ranking is outside the top 100 on Binance, ideally around the 120th position. The selling logic is during a bull market when the market capitalization ranking is between 40th and 60th on Binance. As for how to alleviate anxiety when holding a small long position in the highs and it drops, I believe there is no need to sell; one can take a moderately sized 5x short position when the overall trend of the bear market is downward, ensuring sufficient margin and not setting a take-profit temporarily, using the profits from the short position to offset losses from the long position. Of course, I have been holding the long position and have not participated in contracts, preparing to try this strategy in this cycle. This is just one person's opinion, for reference only.