The biggest obstacle to entering the market is often not the market itself, but the phrase "wait a bit longer." The January market remains hot, with opportunities updating daily. The longer you wait, the easier it is to miss out.



Instead of repeatedly watching from the sidelines, it’s better to develop a clear trading plan based on your own capital size. Here is a proven layered approach:

**Less than 10,000 USDT**: Use a short-term strategy, compress the cycle to 3 days, quickly test and find the rhythm.

**10,000 to 50,000 USDT**: Swing trading is key, with a holding period of about 5 days to accurately capture the core price movements.

**50,000 to 100,000 USDT**: Switch to a medium-term mindset, holding for half a month often allows you to enjoy the most substantial market segments.

**Over 100,000 USDT**: Fully embrace the big picture. A one-month timeframe is enough to understand the market cycle, and long-term holders can usually lock in the most stable returns.

The core point is simple: don’t stay up all night watching the charts, abandon emotional trading, and execute according to your established rhythm. Profits don’t come from frequent trading but from respecting the time cycle. The month has already begun; hesitation will lead to losses.
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YieldFarmRefugeevip
· 59m ago
Here we go again with this... Those who are truly making money are already doing it, and there's no time to post articles like this.
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AirdropHunterKingvip
· 01-07 07:55
Oh dear, it's the same old story. I just want to ask, how many people can really follow through with the plan? I used to think the same way, but in the end, I got caught up in FOMO and went all-in. Now I count my accounts every day to prove I didn't lose money.
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OnchainHolmesvip
· 01-07 07:52
Really, waiting for the right moment always ends up being a trap, so true.
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MidnightGenesisvip
· 01-07 07:50
On-chain data shows that there are indeed deep participants building positions in this wave, and the rhythm is quite evident from the contract changes. It is worth noting that accounts with frequent trading have a much higher liquidation rate than users executing periodic transactions. Based on past experience, this layered approach indeed aligns with market logic.
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WhaleWatchervip
· 01-07 07:29
That's right, but that phrase "wait a bit longer" is really the most deadly. I missed out once last year, and that feeling... Never mind, I won't bring it up. Help a brother out, can those with large funds share how the actual execution went? Feels like there's a big difference between theory and practice. Is copying others' work really reliable? It still depends on the market temperament. Small-scale trial and error is a good idea; anyway, you won't lose much money, just pay tuition fees. I just want to know if anyone has actually made money by allocating according to this ratio. Please share your experience.
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