#Strategy加仓BTC The future trend of Bitcoin actually gives us a clear signal—curved growth. As BTC's market capitalization continues to grow, the overall trend will become more stable, and the probability of sharp fluctuations decreases. Extreme market conditions like big surges or crashes will gradually disappear as the ecosystem matures.
Therefore, our ultimate goal when trading altcoins is very clear: **everything ultimately ends up in Bitcoin**. This is the true way to lock in profits.
The strategy between altcoins and Bitcoin is essentially a continuous switching process. During bullish opportunities, use BTC to exchange for altcoins to seek volatility, and once profits are realized, switch back to Bitcoin to lock in gains. What is the core of this switching? It’s to amplify returns through the volatility of altcoins. Simply put, BTC is the end point, and the allocation of altcoins in between is just an incremental tool.
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BoredRiceBall
· 22h ago
Exactly right, that's how I do it. Altcoins are just leverage; in the end, you still have to go back to BTC.
BTC is the king; all the other coins are just tools to harvest retail investors.
It sounds easy, but few can truly hold onto BTC... most are tempted by altcoins.
If you're not adding to your BTC position now, what are you waiting for?
What does declining volatility mean? It means big players are starting to buy in, and retail investors should wake up.
Every mountain top eventually gets cut by altcoins, and only then do you understand what real gains are.
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blocksnark
· 22h ago
That's right, BTC is indeed the ultimate destination; everything else is just a tool.
After playing for so long, I finally understand that altcoins are just for harvesting retail investors; ultimately, we still have to return to Bitcoin.
If you're still debating altcoins in this market, you're really missing the point.
BTC's stable trend is inevitable; getting in early won't make you regret it.
Listening to your advice is better than reading ten years' worth of books; the key to making money is the right mindset.
I understand the reasoning, but the elasticity of altcoins—how can I be willing to let go of that?
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GasFeeCryer
· 22h ago
The same phrases in the crypto world have been heard too many times. The problem is, how many can truly stick to switching back to BTC?
A wave of altcoin rebounds and they can't hold on anymore, insisting on chasing the top to feel good, right?
BTC is the king, there's no doubt about that, but is it really that simple to execute?
In the end, greed is the enemy, everyone.
Stop fooling around; most people are still trapped in some trash coins.
This market movement reveals who is really following a strategy and who is just gambling.
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TokenDustCollector
· 22h ago
Crypto veteran, has a decent faith in BTC, but I really can't understand the altcoin scene. I'd rather be honest and just hold Bitcoin.
#Strategy加仓BTC The future trend of Bitcoin actually gives us a clear signal—curved growth. As BTC's market capitalization continues to grow, the overall trend will become more stable, and the probability of sharp fluctuations decreases. Extreme market conditions like big surges or crashes will gradually disappear as the ecosystem matures.
Therefore, our ultimate goal when trading altcoins is very clear: **everything ultimately ends up in Bitcoin**. This is the true way to lock in profits.
The strategy between altcoins and Bitcoin is essentially a continuous switching process. During bullish opportunities, use BTC to exchange for altcoins to seek volatility, and once profits are realized, switch back to Bitcoin to lock in gains. What is the core of this switching? It’s to amplify returns through the volatility of altcoins. Simply put, BTC is the end point, and the allocation of altcoins in between is just an incremental tool.