Looking for oldfags, need advice

20% BTC. 40% or more when it's not alt season.

>asymmetrical risk

Thanks
Redpillme

recognize the fomo feeling, if u feel it dont do it

1.invest in coins that you fundamentally believe in
2. dollar cost average your investments so you don't invest in local highs.
3. dont expect to get rich quickly

I only like Aion, everything else is a pajeet pnd to me and ethereum already megamooned so no sense for a poorfag like me to hold eth at this point

Watch only decent volume coins, buy when the chart is flat, don't buy when is mooning or when is dropping trying to catch the bottom

Check the following logic and see if you recognize yourself:
>You are probably getting the same news as everyone else
>Thus you are probably behavig just like everyone else
>Thus you sell when everyone else is selling and buy when everyone else is buying
>Thus you sell when prices are low and buy when prices are high

If this is you then:
>Do not sell or buy when you "FEEL" you should sell or buy
>Do the opposite of what your feelings are telling you and you will buy low and sell high

Also:
>since there are so many projects to chose you afford to be very picky
>only buy projects that have actual potential for real world use (limit downside risk)
>only short scamcoins and vaporwave (limit upside risk)

Time the bottom of crypto j-curves
These are projects that had lots of enthusiasm initially, but still needed a lot of work to be done. The lack of enthusiasm during this lull resulted in the price bleeding out, but as long as they're honestly working eventually they'll have a product ready to roll-out.

These types of trades arn't by the day, they're weekly or monthly depending on the token.

Attached: crypto-j_curve.png (1390x832, 58K)

simple. you trade on 0 emotions. you just do'n't buy anything after it has pumped or started pumping more than a few percent.

This means you will miss opportunities. get that into your fucking head. but it doesn't matter because you wont get dumped on. loads of times i've refused to buy on a pump and seen it do another 15%.
if something pumps and you wanted in on it, it WILL have a pull back. then you buy.

you work out your time frame and act accordingly. you cant learn this without experience though so you are going to lose money on the way, simple as that.