My current strategy splits my total position into two parts: one part for dollar-cost averaging spot, and the other part for contracts.



From the monthly chart, spot—“big pancake”—is showing a downward trend, and I plan to invest $300 every week via dollar-cost averaging. Among them, BTC, ETH, and SOL make up 80%. The remaining 20% is because I’m optimistic about the RWA sector—I chose the “shovel” token LINK as the leading oracle machine; as long as the funds are on-chain, it benefits. Some funds are also allocated to a flexible asset like ONDO—let’s wait and see.

For contracts, I set aside 5,000u and I also have live positions. After about a month or so, I haven’t lost everything yet. If I do end up losing it all, maybe I’ll give up on contracts—but fortunately, I currently have enough confidence to keep going.

Overall, it’s about slowly dollar-cost averaging with a large amount, taking 5,000u to bet on high returns with contracts, and honing my skills.

Finally, I’ve had these two old friends with me for over a year, leaving me scarred. #ALEO #HSK
BTC-0.28%
ETH-0.78%
SOL-1.11%
RWA-1.19%
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MakeTradingEasier
· 05-27 08:30
I held HSK and Aleo for more than a year before, and I’ve already cut my losses and sold everything off. I bought HSK at a highest price of 1.1, I also bought Aleo at 0.8, and now I have great respect for altcoins.
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