LTC and BCH are two coins with completely different gameplay strategies. LTC is clearly set up for contract traders, while BCH is the main arena for bears.
If you're a spot trader, there's actually no need to fuss. Lying flat is the best choice because the overall market trend is ultimately upward. Don't believe in any secret to bottom-fishing; those are just stories. The real skill is holding steady during an uptrend, which many people can't do. Don't always focus on how specific prices move; you should pay attention to how much room there is for growth. Only after experiencing one or two major trends can you truly understand how the market operates.
One final piece of advice: understand the logic of the market makers, respect market laws, and you'll be able to survive longer in this game.
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MissedAirdropBro
· 17h ago
Lying flat is indeed comfortable, but I still can't help but watch the market, and I don't even know what I'm looking at.
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MevSandwich
· 01-14 11:44
The phrase "lying flat" is too comfortable for spot traders, but how many can really hold on? People say it's going up, but there are more who get trapped for half a year.
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DataPickledFish
· 01-14 04:56
That's right, holding spot positions passively is indeed comfortable, but it tests your mentality. I used to be repeatedly shaken out and had to watch the market every day, so I eventually set an alarm to remind myself not to look anymore.
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governance_lurker
· 01-14 04:55
Lying flat is indeed enjoyable, but I'm afraid of being cut while lying down.
That's right, being able to hold on is the real skill, but how many can actually do it?
I really don't touch contract games; it's too easy to sleepwalk.
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CryptoTherapist
· 01-14 04:48
ngl, this whole "just hodl and chill" narrative is lowkey masking some serious portfolio anxiety issues we need to unpack here
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PumpDoctrine
· 01-14 04:47
Lying flat is truly a master skill, but unfortunately most people can't withstand the first downturn.
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blockBoy
· 01-14 04:42
Lying flat is indeed difficult; there are too many people who can't hold on. To put it simply, it's a mindset issue.
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StrawberryIce
· 01-14 04:42
Lying flat is indeed worry-free, but the real difficulty is panicking and selling during the upward phase, which is the main reason most people experience losses.
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MevHunter
· 01-14 04:36
Lying flat with spot trading is the real way to go; don't bother with those contract strategies.
Exactly, holding steady is the real skill.
The dealer's logic is a bit虚, the market isn't that easy to understand.
After going through several rounds, I finally get it. It's easy to say but hard to do.
I'm really laughing at those still bottom-fishing now. Take some advice.
LTC and BCH are two coins with completely different gameplay strategies. LTC is clearly set up for contract traders, while BCH is the main arena for bears.
If you're a spot trader, there's actually no need to fuss. Lying flat is the best choice because the overall market trend is ultimately upward. Don't believe in any secret to bottom-fishing; those are just stories. The real skill is holding steady during an uptrend, which many people can't do. Don't always focus on how specific prices move; you should pay attention to how much room there is for growth. Only after experiencing one or two major trends can you truly understand how the market operates.
One final piece of advice: understand the logic of the market makers, respect market laws, and you'll be able to survive longer in this game.