#数字货币市场回升 has been in a sideways fluctuation recently, and during this time, most traders tend to wait and see. However, in my experience, the market often quietly accumulates energy during such dull periods.
Personally, I don't really like to bet on those short-term surges; I prefer to capture mid-term trends that have relatively high certainty. The key is to translate the understanding of the market into actual profits.
Let me talk about my current asset allocation method:
The main position of mid-term trading is placed in the range of 20,000 to 50,000 U. This scale has enough margin for error to cope with fluctuations and can yield considerable returns when opportunities arise. This part of the capital does not seek quick returns; it waits for the trend to become clear before taking action.
In addition, there will be a flexible fund of 3,000 to 15,000 specifically for short-term trading. This part emphasizes quick entry and exit, testing market intuition and execution ability, with the goal of making some small profits to supplement daily expenses.
No matter how I adjust, BTC and ETH are always the core positions in my portfolio. There will always be cognitive differences in the market — those who can continue to profit are often the few who can see a step further than others.
After a sideways market, a directional breakout is usually expected. Once a clear signal for a mid-term wave appears, those who have positioned themselves in advance can reap the full profits. Instead of chasing the price after it rises, it's better to clarify your strategy now.
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RugpullTherapist
· 11-29 20:00
Sideways is indeed a stage for replenishing energy, but what I value more is whether one can accurately judge the direction before the breakout, rather than waiting blindly. Your allocation strategy is not bad, but I feel that starting with a market maker position of 20,000 is a bit conservative; I usually tend to be more aggressive.
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BlockImposter
· 11-29 20:00
Sideways is just Whipsaw, this logic is not problematic, but the real test is whether one can withstand the psychological torment. Most people break down before they even reach the breaking point.
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ApyWhisperer
· 11-29 19:59
Sideways consolidation indicates that one knows nothing, and will only regret not having positioned themselves in advance when the explosion occurs; this is the fate of suckers.
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CryptoCross-TalkClub
· 11-29 19:36
Laughing to death, it's "quietly accumulating energy" again. I feel like the crypto world is accumulating energy every day, but I've never seen the energy released.
It's easiest to gain enlightenment when it's sideways; once it rises or falls, I forget everything. This is the script for each of my cycles.
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FUDwatcher
· 11-29 19:33
Sideways is just Whipsaw, this wave is indeed accumulating. However, the Position from 20,000 to 50,000 sounds a bit aggressive, I prefer to leave enough bullets.
Wait, that 15,000 short-term position of yours, is it really quick in and out, or are you often trapped?
Speaking of BTC's bottom Position, I agree, but the instinct for trading really varies from person to person, some people just don’t have that gene.
In fact, it’s mainly about mindset, if you’re not greedy, you win.
This round of Sideways indeed feels like energy is accumulating, but the real signal hasn't been particularly clear yet.
Got it, it's about waiting for that decisive moment to take action, and now is the time to lay a solid foundation.
The mindset of holding coins must be stable, don’t be scared by short-term fluctuations.
To be honest, the difference in understanding is spot on, most people just repeatedly chase the price and sell low.
Here’s an honest opinion - this configuration logic is pretty good, but to actually put it into practice, discipline is key.
#数字货币市场回升 has been in a sideways fluctuation recently, and during this time, most traders tend to wait and see. However, in my experience, the market often quietly accumulates energy during such dull periods.
Personally, I don't really like to bet on those short-term surges; I prefer to capture mid-term trends that have relatively high certainty. The key is to translate the understanding of the market into actual profits.
Let me talk about my current asset allocation method:
The main position of mid-term trading is placed in the range of 20,000 to 50,000 U. This scale has enough margin for error to cope with fluctuations and can yield considerable returns when opportunities arise. This part of the capital does not seek quick returns; it waits for the trend to become clear before taking action.
In addition, there will be a flexible fund of 3,000 to 15,000 specifically for short-term trading. This part emphasizes quick entry and exit, testing market intuition and execution ability, with the goal of making some small profits to supplement daily expenses.
No matter how I adjust, BTC and ETH are always the core positions in my portfolio. There will always be cognitive differences in the market — those who can continue to profit are often the few who can see a step further than others.
After a sideways market, a directional breakout is usually expected. Once a clear signal for a mid-term wave appears, those who have positioned themselves in advance can reap the full profits. Instead of chasing the price after it rises, it's better to clarify your strategy now.