ZEC's mid-to-long-term strategy is actually quite simple: gradually build positions when prices are low, and slowly sell off when prices are high.



Never go all-in at once. Increasing your position during a market decline, reducing it during a rally, slowing down the pace—this way, your average cost naturally decreases. This is the most straightforward risk management logic.

Always keeping some cash reserves in your account is crucial. This way, no matter how volatile the crypto market becomes, your mindset won't collapse—even if there's a sudden crash, you'll have bullets to respond.

Truly consistent profit-makers are never those who trade high-frequency every day. Instead, they are the long-term holders who seem "silly" or "clumsy" in their approach—they live more peacefully, and their account growth is more solid.
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DeFiDoctorvip
· 01-10 19:33
It looks very well written, but who can actually execute it? My clinical records show that most people lose their composure at the first sign of a decline, and there's no patience to build positions gradually. The clinical manifestation is the old problem of chasing highs and selling lows.
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NeverPresentvip
· 01-10 05:48
That's right, you just need to stay patient. Those who are constantly trading every day are losing a lot in transaction fees and still think they're smart.
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JustHereForAirdropsvip
· 01-10 05:46
Exactly right, but execution is too difficult... Every time I want to go all in, I end up getting slapped in the face countless times.
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CommunityLurkervip
· 01-10 05:35
Basically, don't be greedy. Take it slow—no one can get rich quickly.
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HorizonHuntervip
· 01-10 05:34
There's nothing wrong with that, you just need to be able to endure loneliness. If you're still chasing highs now, you really need to take a look at this. You need bullets to buy the dip. This saying hits the mark—many people regret being fully invested and caught when the market turns. It's okay to be naive; anyway, I feel very at ease being naive now, and I sleep much better than those who watch the market all day. High-frequency trading is really just giving money to the exchanges. If you haven't figured it out, it's better to just hold passively. The weakness of human nature is greed. People want to soar in one wave, but end up trapped for seven or eight years. Not risking your entire wealth all at once is very true. I've seen too many people cry after going all in.
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YieldChaservip
· 01-10 05:26
That's exactly right, that's how I do it. Buy in batches at low levels, sell slowly at high levels, always keep some cash on hand — this has really improved my sleep quality.
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