There are two types of old investors in the cryptocurrency circle
The first type is those who lie flat, but they don’t really lie flat. They make money by taking advantage of cycles, such as Bitcoin and Ethereum. Buy when the market reaches a certain point, and sell when it makes a profit. You may not need to learn new things to make money.
The second type is the struggling type. This type of old investor likes this market and likes to get in touch with new things. It’s boring anyway. What’s the point of analyzing Bitcoin and Ethereum? It’s not like doing contracts. Participate in new things and enjoy them. If you are lucky, you will make a profit. If you are unlucky, you won’t lose too much, after all, there is a stop loss.
Old investors live long because they encounter too many pitfalls. If they miss it, they choose to ignore it. If they miss it, they ignore it. They won’t get carried away. They know how to advance and retreat, know how to make choices, and don’t go all-in.
Old investors basically make big money by cycles, instead of rushing into new things like newcomers, so they will miss a lot.
Especially when the bull market is coming. For short-term investors, they basically look for strong coins, especially when Bitcoin is falling, or coins that you think may be awesome next, such as altcoins. This is an early layout.
In the last wave of the second layer, the ARB series was basically popular, but what about the next wave? Will it be copied? Or will the OP series or ZK series that have not been pulled up be more powerful? This is worth thinking about.
When playing with imitations, generally only the first one is played, and the later ones are getting worse.
In addition, if a local dog or project becomes popular, there are actually many opportunities in the early stage, after all, it needs to be pulled up to everyone to take over.
Either don’t watch it, or participate. Don’t keep watching it, don’t participate, and finally be brainwashed to take over.
The routine on the Ethereum chain, the ARB chain repeats it, and the second-layer handling fee is still considerable. Now the embarrassing thing is the BSC chain, no one has gone to the local dogs, and it needs to break the situation.
