2026-01-08 15:00:29

#以太坊大户持仓变化 As the Spring Festival approaches, others are still celebrating last year's achievements, while you are already planning your new year's layout. Instead of following the trend and talking about salary increases, it's better to speak with actual gains — that's the real confidence.

According to account size and risk tolerance, trading strategies should also be considered in layers.

**Small-scale Startup Phase (3000-5000)**: Focus on volatility trading, adjusting 10%-20% of positions each time, with a cycle of 7-10 days. This stage is for quickly validating ideas; when the market offers opportunities, be brave to take them.

**Medium-scale Phase (5000-8000)**: Volatility trading makes up the majority, with short-term operations as support. Set positions at around 10%, completing a cycle in about 10-15 days. This tests discipline and emotional stability.

**Larger Capital Pool (1万-5万)**: Shift to mainly long-term holdings, maintaining 10% investment per entry, with a 15-20 day cycle for tolerance. Large-scale operations are not afraid of short-term fluctuations; instead, learn to wait for real opportunities.

The market's temperament is often more complex than imagined — when you think something is impossible, the next wave of行情 might already be brewing. $BTC $ETH $PEPE The performance of top-tier and hot coins like these is worth continuous attention.

ETH-0,09%

BTC-0,17%

PEPE-2,79%

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ZeroRushCaptain

· 23h ago

Haha, layered strategies sound beautiful, but in reality? I went from 3000 to 5000 and then dropped back to 2000—a reverse indicator. Wait, isn't this logic just packaging my previous losing experience? Talking as if I was about to make a profit. Stability of mindset? Laughable. In a bear market, who isn't bouncing back and forth between self-doubt and going all in? Reverse thinking tells me that the more detailed the article, the worse my losses. Two years ago, I was cut in half using this exact approach. I understand the zeroing out thing too well. Every time I think the next wave is a real opportunity, it turns out to be an even deeper pit. I feel for those who really invested 50,000 in the market; I've already experienced that kind of feeling.

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FortuneTeller42

· 01-08 15:27

Alright, I just like this straightforward style. Real profits are definitely more interesting than bragging; anyway, the market will have another wave of fluctuations around the Spring Festival. Managing the position size ratio is the most crucial. Small accounts should buy and sell quickly, while large accounts should hold steadily. I agree with this tiered approach. Honestly, the most difficult stage was the 3000-5000 range at the beginning, as it's easy to be confused by a market fluctuation. However, the market is really enough to test people's patience. Sometimes, operations that seem stable suddenly change face. We still need to keep an eye on BTC and ETH, and be more cautious with hot coins like PEPE, as the risks are indeed high. Confidence is a good thing to talk about, but actually, it still depends on practical experience and mental resilience to support it.

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tx_pending_forever

· 01-08 15:23

Achieved last year? Or should we focus on surviving first, haha Wait, isn't this logic reversed? The bigger the whales sell, the more it drops A 10% position sounds stable, but when the market comes, it's still easy to get impatient Honestly, this wave of market movement before the Spring Festival is a bit strange, hard to understand Is PEPE coming back? The batch from last year sold early

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JustHodlIt

· 01-08 15:22

Oh my, I didn't realize this strategy layering earlier, I would have gone all in already. Exactly, waiting for the right opportunity definitely requires patience. Small-scale phases should be about quick trial and error, don't dawdle. Can we still buy the dip before the Spring Festival, everyone? It feels like the opportunity is here. I just want to know whether I should add to my position or wait and see, I'm so conflicted. For large holdings, there's really no need to look at short-term fluctuations. Once you understand this, you'll lose less. Can BTC break new highs this time? It still feels promising. Mindset issues are indeed the hardest, much more difficult than choosing coins.

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