Regarding the logic of holding crypto assets, I want to share a perspective. There will always be bearish and bullish voices in the market; the key is to have a clear trading framework.
My strategy is as follows: when the price drops, I will add to my position in batches, buying about 10,000 USDT each time it hits a new support level. Then, during the upward cycle, I will take profits in stages, such as selling half of the holdings after a 3-4 day rally to lock in gains. When the market enters another washout phase and bearish sentiments flood the market, I will seize the opportunity to fully re-enter.
The core of this approach is—not to be swayed by short-term emotional fluctuations, nor to follow the herd blindly. Those who want to fully capitalize on an entire cycle tend to be easily educated by the market. Instead, this repeated small-cycle operation not only lowers the average cost but also helps maintain rationality psychologically.
The essence of playing the long game is to make your trading system more robust through repeated validation, ultimately not being shaken by any tricks the market throws. This is not opposition, but a steadfast adherence to your trading discipline.
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DegenApeSurfer
· 2025-12-31 17:57
That's right, the framework is crucial, but the real challenge is in executing discipline.
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GasOptimizer
· 2025-12-31 15:49
Exactly, the point is to maintain the right mindset.
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HodlTheDoor
· 2025-12-31 15:49
That's right, you need to have your own rhythm and not be knocked out by the air.
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TokenomicsDetective
· 2025-12-31 15:43
Gradual position building and phased exit—easy to talk about, but can you really stick to it in practice?
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LazyDevMiner
· 2025-12-31 15:32
It sounds good, but there are very few who can truly do it.
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BTCRetirementFund
· 2025-12-31 15:26
To be honest, this logic really hit home for me. I need to reflect carefully on my actions regarding the batch replenishment and locking in profits.
Regarding the logic of holding crypto assets, I want to share a perspective. There will always be bearish and bullish voices in the market; the key is to have a clear trading framework.
My strategy is as follows: when the price drops, I will add to my position in batches, buying about 10,000 USDT each time it hits a new support level. Then, during the upward cycle, I will take profits in stages, such as selling half of the holdings after a 3-4 day rally to lock in gains. When the market enters another washout phase and bearish sentiments flood the market, I will seize the opportunity to fully re-enter.
The core of this approach is—not to be swayed by short-term emotional fluctuations, nor to follow the herd blindly. Those who want to fully capitalize on an entire cycle tend to be easily educated by the market. Instead, this repeated small-cycle operation not only lowers the average cost but also helps maintain rationality psychologically.
The essence of playing the long game is to make your trading system more robust through repeated validation, ultimately not being shaken by any tricks the market throws. This is not opposition, but a steadfast adherence to your trading discipline.