Many people have their own way of playing with coins. They lose money in a similar way, but they make money in different ways. Personally, I still think that the combination of spot and contract is the most profitable. In a bear market, the market is washed back and forth, and the profit cycle of spot is very short, which determines that most people cannot make short-term profits, but if you can add leverage appropriately to do swing trading, especially when you go through a callback cycle, you can make money by shorting the currency standard, at least you can make up for the losses caused by the price drop, and when the currency price rebounds, the profit will be greater. If you go long on the currency standard, the number of coins will increase, and the price will also increase, which is double GDP. For example, in the first half of the year, I used USDT to buy more than 10 ETH to cover my position around 2030. Although ETH has fallen by more than 500 💲 so far, I have earned more than 100 ETH by shorting ETH on the currency standard during this period, so it doesn’t matter how high the price was at that time. Of course, this is not to encourage contracts. At the right time, appropriate low leverage is necessary. Without leverage at all, playing with coins will be less interesting. For example, in 2020, the market alternated between bear and bull, and it rose for 9 consecutive months throughout the year, with nine consecutive positive monthly lines. Wouldn't it be a waste of such an excellent market if you don't place a long order? The dumbest and most conservative method, for example, when BTC hit a weekly bottom in November last year, opened a two or three times coin standard around 16,000, forced liquidation within a few thousand, and left it there without caring about it, and placed a long order until it rebounded to 30,000-50,000 to stop profit in batches, which was all ok.

For those who do not have a lot of starting capital, you must allocate 100% of your assets to altcoins at the beginning. Generally, when altcoins rise 3-4 times, you need to immediately switch to ETH or BTC, and then use ETH or BTC to buy altcoins in a deep adjustment, and so on. On average, for every 10,000 points increase in BTC, the increase in the price of coins below 2U is generally around 300%, and for every 10,000 points increase in BTC, there will be at least one daily level correction. The decline of altcoins is greater than that of BTC. Therefore, it is beneficial to preserve and appreciate the value of assets to timely adjust the position to BTC or ETH every time the altcoin rises 3-4 times.

In a person's life, 1 million is the biggest threshold for most ordinary people. After having 1 million, it is relatively easy to sprint to tens of millions and hundreds of millions. For small investors in the cryptocurrency circle, how to quickly own 1 BTC or more than 10 ETH is crucial. Because this can be regarded as the most basic springboard, with the help of certain leverage and excellent opportunities, it will continue to snowball.

I basically only trade in BTC and ETH, and I use the BTC and ETH I earn every week to buy altcoins at irregular intervals for financial management. Whenever the market goes up and BTC rebounds by around 4,000 points, I will clear out my altcoins and exchange them all for BTC and ETH, which will then serve as the margin for BTC and ETH. On average, I accumulate 1 million altcoins every 2 months, and by doing this cycle, I have accumulated quite a bit in a year.