I am ready to start positioning at this location, first with a 40% allocation.
Why do this? Let me share my thoughts:
First of all, I only deal with spot trading and specifically choose mainstream coins with good liquidity. This approach keeps the risk relatively controllable, and I avoid those flashy ones.
Let's take a look at the current market - mainstream coins have basically been cut in half. Take SOL for example, it has slid from 250 all the way down to around 125. Building a 40% position at this level is still relatively safe. My plan is: if it continues to drop below 110, I will add 20%; then for every 10 dollar drop, I will add another 10% position.
Of course, if it remains a bear market, there's nothing to be done. But as long as it can rebound by more than 20 points, I will gradually reduce my holdings and cash out. In simple terms, it's about earning the part of the money that I understand, without being greedy for the rest.
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ImpermanentLossFan
· 13h ago
I can understand this rhythm of 40% Position; it's just that I need to have a solid defense line of 110 in my mind, otherwise I will really get trapped.
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TerraNeverForget
· 12-02 03:52
For a steady player, this logic is quite clear... spreading out the Spot purchases to lower the average cost is much more comfortable than a single large investment, at least it guarantees a better quality of sleep.
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LightningPacketLoss
· 12-02 03:46
Bro, this operation is steady. I like your planned approach, not messing around.
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GasFeeBeggar
· 12-02 03:45
You dare to take action with just 40% of your position? Brother, you really have some guts, I'm still watching.
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FreeRider
· 12-02 03:34
The position for SOL is indeed a good entry point, but I still need to wait and see.
The conservative strategy is not bad, but starting with a 40% position feels a bit cautious.
To be honest, I still don't dare to go all in, the risk is too high.
110 is really an opportunity point, I am also observing it.
Running after a 20-point rebound feels a bit early... can I hold on for a bit longer?
This idea of gradually increasing the position is indeed reliable, much smarter than those who trade randomly.
People who only play mainstream tokens will last longer, that's true.
It's the most painful to cut positions during a bear market, fighting.
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ChainDoctor
· 12-02 03:28
This guy is doing well, a 40% position is indeed stable.
I'm also watching this broken position of SOL, we must hold the 110 barrier.
I am ready to start positioning at this location, first with a 40% allocation.
Why do this? Let me share my thoughts:
First of all, I only deal with spot trading and specifically choose mainstream coins with good liquidity. This approach keeps the risk relatively controllable, and I avoid those flashy ones.
Let's take a look at the current market - mainstream coins have basically been cut in half. Take SOL for example, it has slid from 250 all the way down to around 125. Building a 40% position at this level is still relatively safe. My plan is: if it continues to drop below 110, I will add 20%; then for every 10 dollar drop, I will add another 10% position.
Of course, if it remains a bear market, there's nothing to be done. But as long as it can rebound by more than 20 points, I will gradually reduce my holdings and cash out. In simple terms, it's about earning the part of the money that I understand, without being greedy for the rest.