Clear the "garbage coins" and replace them with "mainstream coins", cherish the last chance

In the series of articles a few days ago, I analyzed the "mainstream currency", "altcoin" and the history of changes between "mainstream currency" and "altcoin".

Some readers left a message asking us to remind us which "mainstream coins" may become "cottage coins" and which "cottage coins" may become "mainstream coins". There are also messages asking whether GXT, which has been on the cusp recently, will end like this...

Frankly speaking, it is not easy to judge the future direction of a specific currency, and once we see its direction clearly, we must stick to the strategy we have formulated.

For example, Ethereum, countless people wrote articles that it has network congestion, low TPS, and poor performance, so it will be surpassed by other smart contract public chains (such as EOS, Algorand, etc.).

But since I published the first article, I have been firmly optimistic about the future of Ethereum, and firmly believe that Ethereum has firmly established its own threshold in terms of ecology and contract standards. This kind of threshold is definitely not something that can be easily surpassed by improving TPS and performance.

Is it possible for a new currency beyond Ethereum to emerge in the future? There will definitely be, but we haven't seen it yet, because so far all the application scenarios and technical frameworks of the blockchain have not exceeded the scope of Ethereum.

So every time you mention the mainstream currency, besides BTC, you will definitely mention Ethereum. This is not to say that these two are the only "mainstream coins" that are optimistic, but that these two are the classics of the classics and the benchmarks of the benchmarks.

Numerous historical experiences and lessons in the currency circle have left us with an iron law: that is, only the currency holders are the real winners who have the last laugh.

Since holding currency is the kingly way, we must hold and keep the "high-quality goods" for a long period of time when we are optimistic about the currency, while constantly eliminating "bad products".

The method is to select no more than 3 varieties of "mainstream coins" held by the opponent in each field, and all remaining coins must be cleared at the right time.

Liquidation is a painful process, which is difficult for many investors to accept psychologically, but it is a necessary means to eliminate the dross and extract the essence, and it is also a psychological threshold that every investor must cross.

I have often emphasized in previous articles:In a bear market or a market that is neither bear nor bull like now, every time a big market falls, as long as BTC and Ethereum fall within our fixed investment price, it is a good opportunity for us to make a fixed investment;

On the contrary, every time the market rises, we should also take advantage of the "pigs" to fly away and throw away the "pigs".

Many ordinary investors are often able to clearly see which are valuable mainstream coins and which are worthless altcoins during a bear market, but once the market rises, they throw away this perception completely.

Especially for the coins I hold, I know that its value has begun to discount, but when I see the price rise, I will imagine that they are valuable again, and I am reluctant to take this opportunity to sell them quickly.

For worthless altcoins or "mainstream currencies" that have already seen their decline, the upsurge when the market is good is often their last "brightness", rather than the so-called "return of value".

A temporary "return to the light" will not change the fate of being eliminated after all, so when you encounter this time, you need to throw it away decisively.