Why Do Crypto Investors "Just Hold and Win" But Still Few Are Successful?

The Crypto market tends to surge very strongly every time it enters a bullish wave. Looking at the price charts, one can see that buyers still have a high chance of winning regardless of the price at which they buy. However, looking back, every market eventually returns to its own rules. "Winners" have never been many. Here are a few reasons why playing Crypto with the mindset of "just hold and you will win" still results in few people succeeding. Reason #01: The "Position" to Hold is Not Good This may be the most common reason why holders fail. Let's take Serum (SRM) as an example:

The HOLD position must be at a price level where the market has just gone through a correction cycle. This can only be demonstrated when the price has a certain amount of past volatility data for comparison. People who hold and rush to buy due to hype or excitement often cannot make a profit. To achieve a good HOLD position, one cannot buy at just one level. Instead, purchases should be made at multiple levels divided according to capital management, so that the average HOLD price should be as low as possible. Reason #02: "Folded" "Doubling down" here does not entirely mean betting a lot more than the previous time in gambling. But it refers to the holder having made a profit and then deciding to invest even more next time than before. This is also the classic mistake recorded in books. Newton's mistake when investing.

Inexperienced holders who win for the first time think that they can repeat the same past actions and will achieve the same results as before. But they forget about the good "position". It is necessary to think that when the price rises, it is an opportunity to gradually sell, not an opportunity to gradually buy. On the contrary, that is how holders should act. Reason #03: Few People Actually "Hold Coins" with Spare Cash If the holder does not make the two mistakes above. If they are holding and are at a loss, then "just leave it there." The problem is that they do not have the ability to "ignore it." Because the money they use to hold is not spare money. Very few people have spare money. Once they incur losses, the fear and anxiety can lead to hopelessness, causing holders to let go. That’s why the most resilient holders in the market are called "diamond hands." If you are not a wealthy "shark," consider holding with a small capital as a way to save. Don’t underestimate that it’s too little. Because the volatility of crypto is very unpredictable.