When it comes to how to achieve stable returns in the crypto world, I have summarized a methodology and want to share it with everyone.



The core logic is actually not complicated: first, maintain a stable mindset. Avoid chasing gains and selling in a panic, and avoid buying the top to bottom-fade. This is basic homework. Dollar-cost averaging is the best choice for most people; gambling-style operations like all-in are better to skip.

In terms of position allocation, mainstream coins (such as Bitcoin, Ethereum) should be the core of your heavy holdings. Small-cap coins can be involved appropriately but must be kept light. Contract trading is not forbidden, but don’t treat it as your main income source; leverage is a double-edged sword.

Regarding specific operational techniques—hold onto major coins and try not to operate frequently. Mainstream coins are suitable for low buy-in and high sell-off to profit from price differences. For small-cap coins, take profits at your target and then exit; don’t be greedy. Coins that only have hype but no real application should be filtered out directly, as their risks are unquantifiable.

One last insightful point: in the crypto world, the real chip is never money, but **time**. Stick to dollar-cost averaging, choose the right direction, and hold patiently. The power of this combination far exceeds your imagination.
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BlockchainRetirementHomevip
· 21m ago
Dollar-cost averaging really doesn't get enough praise; I've been doing it all along. It's that feeling of not watching the market and making a fixed purchase every month, which keeps my mindset much more peaceful. I've long given up on contracts; leverage is indeed a double-edged sword, and you can lose much faster than you gain. Does anyone really go all-in? I've seen too many cases where a single gamble results in zero, so it's better to play it safe. Holding onto mainstream coins won't make you lose money; I completely agree with earning a little from small-cap coins and then selling. Ignore those coins that have no real application and just hype themselves up—there are too many scams. Time is truly the real chip; this hits the nail on the head, and it's no joke.
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AirdropHustlervip
· 10h ago
Dollar-cost averaging is indeed a way out. Don't think about getting rich overnight; that's really a trap you set for yourself.
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MetaMiseryvip
· 10h ago
That's right, you just need to be patient and not stare at the market every day, messing with yourself.
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BlockchainBardvip
· 11h ago
Consistent investing and holding are indeed the way to go, but to be honest, those who go all-in often make the fastest gains, but also suffer the biggest losses. We've heard this phrase so many times, but the key is still to choose the right coins.
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rugpull_survivorvip
· 11h ago
It sounds good, but can dollar-cost averaging really make money? From what I see around me, everyone is losing.
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ParallelChainMaxivip
· 11h ago
Regular investment and passive gains sound good, but how many can really endure it...
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