2026-01-19 00:33:07

The simple rules for Bitcoin investment, you might consider the following approach:

When the price drops, adjust your strategy. If it falls by 10%, hold steady and be patient. If it drops by 20%, add 10% more to your position. If it drops to 30%, try adding 30%. If the decline widens to 40%, also add 30%. If it stubbornly falls to 50%, it's time for a big move—add 50% to your position.

Conversely, in an upward trend, when the price rises by 10%, continue holding without wavering. If the increase reaches 20%, stay committed to your current position and avoid impulsively chasing higher prices.

The core of this logic is: declines are opportunities, rises are tests. Staying rational during extreme market conditions is key to long-term profits. Especially during significant pullbacks, investors willing to add to their positions against the trend often end up laughing last.

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HashRatePhilosopher

· 9h ago

It's easy to say, but the key question is who really has the guts to buy more after a 50% drop. --- Reverse thinking isn't wrong, but the premise is having enough ammunition; most people can't hold out until that moment. --- This plan sounds perfect, but in reality, people often start doubting life after a 20% drop. --- Every time they talk about being rational, only when it really drops do you realize what panic selling is, haha. --- The problem is how to determine the bottom—thinking it's over after a 50% drop, but then it drops another 70%. --- It's a game for the wealthy; without USDT reserves, you can't play this game at all. --- This logic feels like gambling—betting on time, luck, and whether your mindset can stay intact. --- I just want to know how many people who actually make money are following this step-by-step process. --- It looks simple, but executing it is another story. --- Adding to positions sounds easy, but the real test is whether your capital chain can stay intact.

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CryptoCross-TalkClub

· 9h ago

Laughing to death, daring to add 50% more after a 50% drop, did this brother lose his stop-loss order? This theory sounds like teaching me to gamble my hard-earned money out of anger; anyway, I don't have the guts. Is a decline an opportunity? Brother, you're right, an opportunity is to lose even more thoroughly. Can anyone really do this without wavering? I, for one, start looking for stand-up comedians at a 30% drop. May I ask, is this the standard operation procedure for certain big V's to harvest the leeks? Adding to the position halfway and suddenly dropping 99%, this is the real portrayal of my life in the crypto circle, everyone. It sounds very rational, but in actual operation, my mind is full of regret.

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