Establishing a daily checklist is key to long-term stable investing.
The first thing you do after waking up each day is to check the Fear & Greed Index. This indicator can help you quickly assess market sentiment.
When the index shows a red warning? That’s an opportunity to position at a low point. Market panic often breeds profits. Not only should you buy, but also dare to increase your holdings.
What if the index turns green? Don’t think this is a signal to exit. On the contrary, continue to add to your positions. True wealth is built through long-term accumulation.
As for when to sell your coins—this is an interesting question. The right time to sell is simple: when you genuinely need the money in your life. Investing should not become a source of stress.
The core idea is to let your assets continue to grow. One year, two years, four years, or even longer. Real returns come from time and patience. You set the specific cycle yourself. Don’t let short-term fluctuations hijack your strategy.
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ser_ngmi
· 01-17 01:09
Sounds nice, but basically it's just hodl, right? That's what I'm doing.
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AirdropBlackHole
· 01-15 22:38
Are the red and green lights all about increasing positions? It's like using the Fear and Greed Index as a traffic light.
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TopBuyerForever
· 01-15 12:51
Sounds nice, but basically it's just hodl. I've been doing this for a long time.
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GasFeeDodger
· 01-15 12:51
That's right, the Fear and Greed Index is indeed a good reference.
The key is not to treat cryptocurrencies as an ATM, you really need to hold them long-term.
This logic is correct, but it's hard to execute. Who doesn't want to buy the dip?
Continue adding to your green positions? You need to have a pretty tough mindset to do that.
As for selling coins, I haven't figured it out yet. I might need to hold for a few more years.
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SocialFiQueen
· 01-15 12:50
Honestly, traffic lights are all tricks; the key is to have mental preparation.
When panicking, wanting to add to your position—can you really do it? I don't believe it.
Selling coins? I don't really want to sell at all; just leave them there, and that's it.
This set of logic sounds great, but when it comes to execution, you realize what it means to feel uncomfortable.
Not checking the market for four years? Haha, I can't do that.
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MercilessHalal
· 01-15 12:42
Buy both red and green? That's a pretty aggressive logic, feels like just increasing positions when the strategy isn't working right.
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WalletDivorcer
· 01-15 12:37
Are both red and green just reasons to buy? I'll keep this logic in mind first, haha.
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UnluckyValidator
· 01-15 12:31
Nice words, but in reality, when it drops, everyone wants to cut losses.
Establishing a daily checklist is key to long-term stable investing.
The first thing you do after waking up each day is to check the Fear & Greed Index. This indicator can help you quickly assess market sentiment.
When the index shows a red warning? That’s an opportunity to position at a low point. Market panic often breeds profits. Not only should you buy, but also dare to increase your holdings.
What if the index turns green? Don’t think this is a signal to exit. On the contrary, continue to add to your positions. True wealth is built through long-term accumulation.
As for when to sell your coins—this is an interesting question. The right time to sell is simple: when you genuinely need the money in your life. Investing should not become a source of stress.
The core idea is to let your assets continue to grow. One year, two years, four years, or even longer. Real returns come from time and patience. You set the specific cycle yourself. Don’t let short-term fluctuations hijack your strategy.