Taking Bitcoin as an example:


Step 1: Start small
Suppose my capital pool is 120,000, I will first allocate 30% (36,000) as an initial investment. Use a small position size to maintain a stable mindset and controllable risk.
Step 2: Gradually increase position
If the price rises, I will wait for a pullback before adding more; if it falls, I will increase by 10% each time it drops by 10%, gradually reaching 40% of the position. This way, regardless of market fluctuations, the cost can be averaged out.
Step 3: Final addition
When the trend stabilizes, I will use the remaining 30% to add to my position, ensuring the entire process is clear and efficient.
This method may sound a bit “silly,” but steady progress with controlled proportions can yield good returns. #比特币现货交易量新低 #美国寻求战略比特币储备
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