An active market perhaps requires a passive strategy to assist.
The cryptocurrency market has always been a fast-changing market full of opportunities.
But because there are too many opportunities, it is easier for people to fall into overtrading.
After some thought, my conclusion is actually very simple——
Use passive strategies to respond to an active market.
Large amounts of capital can stay in lending or stable financial management, earning around 5% to 10% annualized.
No need to rush in, no need to monitor the market every day.
What you need to do is "wait."
Wait for the market to give opportunities,
Wait for black swans to appear,
Wait for panic to spread.
By that time, you can slowly pick up those "bloody chips."
What if the market doesn’t give any opportunities and just keeps rising?
Actually, there’s nothing to be anxious about.
Because——
A better market means a stronger overall capital environment,
Lending rates and stablecoin yields usually improve as well.
You might just "earn less,"
But at least you won’t "lose your principal."
Looking at it another way,
If you choose to constantly trade and frequently enter and exit in such a highly active market with frequent black swan appearances——
Then the final result may not be about how much you earn,
But rather——total loss.
This is not a theory,
This is the conclusion I have drawn after experiencing a whole cycle of bull and bear markets.
$BTC $ETH
The cryptocurrency market has always been a fast-changing market full of opportunities.
But because there are too many opportunities, it is easier for people to fall into overtrading.
After some thought, my conclusion is actually very simple——
Use passive strategies to respond to an active market.
Large amounts of capital can stay in lending or stable financial management, earning around 5% to 10% annualized.
No need to rush in, no need to monitor the market every day.
What you need to do is "wait."
Wait for the market to give opportunities,
Wait for black swans to appear,
Wait for panic to spread.
By that time, you can slowly pick up those "bloody chips."
What if the market doesn’t give any opportunities and just keeps rising?
Actually, there’s nothing to be anxious about.
Because——
A better market means a stronger overall capital environment,
Lending rates and stablecoin yields usually improve as well.
You might just "earn less,"
But at least you won’t "lose your principal."
Looking at it another way,
If you choose to constantly trade and frequently enter and exit in such a highly active market with frequent black swan appearances——
Then the final result may not be about how much you earn,
But rather——total loss.
This is not a theory,
This is the conclusion I have drawn after experiencing a whole cycle of bull and bear markets.
$BTC $ETH