Recently focusing on the performance of LTC, LINK, and AAVE. From a long-term perspective, the overall trend remains bullish, but in the short term, strategy becomes crucial—buying on dips is the core approach.



Especially LTC, which appears somewhat stable during this bull market. It has neither a fierce launch nor a terrifying plunge, and this is precisely an opportunity. The logic of buying low and selling high is here: buy small during minor dips, buy big during major drops, allowing the chips to accumulate continuously. If you have patience to wait, this steady accumulation often results in better costs in subsequent market movements.
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FreeMintervip
· 17h ago
LTC this time has indeed been a bit suppressed, but to be honest, it's much better than those coins that are plunging. Steady accumulation is the way to go.
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DefiEngineerJackvip
· 01-11 02:52
nah ltc's flatness is actually™ just poor capital efficiency tho... have you considered the opportunity cost vs yield farming? fundamentally speaking, that "accumulation" thesis is cute but show me the formal verification on your entry signals or it's just dca cope
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SatoshiNotNakamotovip
· 01-11 02:51
LTC, this old coin, is a bit boring, but what you said about steady accumulation makes sense. Gradually stacking chips is the way to go.
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SchrodingerWalletvip
· 01-11 02:51
You're overcomplicating LTC. Just wait... Anyway, buy when it's cheap, there's nothing profound about it.
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CryptoGoldminevip
· 01-11 02:46
LTC is indeed accumulating this wave, and it's actually the most testing of patience. My holding cost has decreased significantly based on data from the past two months, relying on this batch-by-batch low-cost buying logic. The current mining profitability ratio of LINK and AAVE doesn't seem as attractive, but LTC's mining difficulty adjustment cycle is at a relatively low level, which is the core. I have some doubts about the low-cost buying and high-sell logic you mentioned. Isn't that just a variation of dollar-cost averaging? Strategy is important, but the true ROI still depends on whether the entry point cost can hit the mark. Steady accumulation is no problem; the key is how much accumulation is enough. I would like to see your specific layout cycle data.
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BearMarketNoodlervip
· 01-11 02:34
LTC is indeed accumulating strength this time. It looks steady but the underlying logic is clear. Buying on dips is really the key, many people just can't wait. --- LINK and AAVE are much more aggressive than LTC. In contrast, LTC's slow pace is easier to overlook, which is the right time to pick up bargains. --- Small dips buy small, big drops buy big. It sounds easy, but in reality, it tests human nature the most. Most people operate in the opposite way. --- LTC being so "indifferent" in a bull market indicates that the main players are quietly entering. Steady accumulation with this logic is fine. --- Bullish thinking is fine, but the key is to have patience and wait for a pullback. No need to rush. --- Why does LTC always perform like this? It feels a bit less hot. But this is actually better, as the chips are cheaper. --- Accumulating on dips is most effective in a volatile market, as long as you have the resolve. --- Long-term bullish with short-term bottom-fishing—that's the rhythm for steady profits. I'm also slowly accumulating LTC.
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