To survive in a bear market, here are some counterintuitive facts you may not know:
1. About Ecology
If you want to buy coins, buy those with poor ecology, preferably $ADA $FTM, which has no ecology and has few competitive Dapps. Good ecology → many retail investors holding coins → dispersed chips → heavy vehicles → coins cannot be pulled.
A bear market alpha model for your reference:
a. Very few independent researchers have published
b. Got a good round of financing last month
c. No domestic media coverage
d. No KOL recommendation
e. Only listed on DEX, and the liquidity is insufficient, very insufficient
f. The team has a K-line plan from the beginning (market-making thinking)
2. About consensus
In a bull market, whoever can build a consensus of rising prices and make the holders not sell for the sake of "consensus" will enjoy the paper wealth and the pleasure of showing off, "Look, I bought a 50x coin, I am so awesome". In a bear market, everyone's consensus is that prices will fall. If you don't sell, others will sell, and you will lose money.
3. About Funding
In a bull market, you can attract funds from other currencies to the coins you hold by telling stories. In a bear market, there is no incremental funds, and it is all about fighting with existing stocks.
A strong banker means a strong currency.
If you buy heavy cars like MA**C A*B in a bear market, you are a fool.
4. About the price of currency
The price of a currency has always been related to only two things: how much is bought and how much is sold. If the amount bought > the amount sold, it will go up; if the amount bought < the amount sold, it will go down. Other factors include but are not limited to favorable news, various strategic cooperation, burning and destruction, or a market maker D*F investing 10 million in a project. Don't believe it. If you have the ability, show me how to pull the price up. The trading volume will not lie.
5. About the project party
Many project parties have no control over their tokens at all. After listing on some large exchanges, they will sell 20% or even 50% of the project tokens to outsourced market makers at several times the current price. In the future, the coin price will have nothing to do with the project party.
You think it is the project party that is cutting you off, but it is actually the outsourced market maker. When the project party is shot, the market maker will also give the project party some scraps to allow them to continue "building".
6. About KOL
KOLs are not as good at cryptocurrency trading as you are. When they accept advertisements from project owners, they may even be cut off by the project owners. KOLs who rely on rebates and advertisements have the subtext of "I have no other means of survival". If he can't support himself by cryptocurrency trading, do you dare to buy the coins he promotes?