How to buy the best coins with limited funds?

Reading the comments from readers these days, one thing worries me: there are comments saying that buying the coins I once recommended has all gone up in the past few days.

I don’t know if the readers who bought these coins have carefully understood these coins themselves before buying, whether they really recognize their value and potential from the bottom of their hearts, or bought them because I recommended them. I still hope that investors must investigate and do their own research before buying coins.

Readers who have read my serial investment experience a while ago know that I have made many mistakes and stepped on many pitfalls in previous investments. I think I will also make many mistakes on this road in the future. Therefore, my recommendation may be wrong, and it can only be used as a reference, not as a basis for investment.

For every investor, only by investing in the varieties recognized by himself can he obtain real benefits from it. Earning money when the currency price rises is to obtain investment income; when the currency price falls, you lose money, but you can use this to examine the reasons for the loss and let yourself grow and mature, which is to gain knowledge and experience.

In yesterday’s article, I mentioned that I will not chase after the recent surge of LINK and Sushi. In addition to risk considerations, there is another point: everyone’s capital is limited, and there will be no unlimited bullets , it is impossible to invest in all the coins I like, so I can only choose the coins I most recognize and have the most confidence in.

For investors, I am afraid that most of them will not feel that they have enough money, because people's ambitions are unlimited. As the amount of funds continues to increase, their ambitions will increase exponentially. At this time, the funds will appear to be insufficient. .

In this round of investment, I also have a lot of regrets: because of limited funds, I have no way to buy more Bitcoin, Ethereum, Maker, Aave, SNX...

Also because of limited funds, I tend to think for a long time before buying coins and compare them repeatedly. The most typical thing is that when I see a DeFi project that I like very much and I really want to get started, I will use Ethereum to buy this currency on Uniswap. But before buying, I will ponder over and over again: Is Ethereum more potential in the future, or is this currency more potential in the future? If Ethereum has more potential, it is better to keep Ethereum, why waste fees to buy this currency?

Almost every DeFi token I bought was accompanied by such ideological struggles and entanglements. In this tangled process, I will take all the pros and cons and the worst case into consideration. Therefore, once I made up my mind to buy it, I also made a plan in my heart to accept all compensation when it returns to zero in the future, and at the same time, I also made a plan not to sell it until the end of the bull market (as long as its fundamentals have not changed).

Therefore, when the price of the currency I bought plummets, I will be calmer, because this is something in my plan; when the price of the currency I bought skyrockets, I will be calmer, because I have verified my judgment , and believe that as long as the basic orientation is good, it will continue to rise in the later stage of the bull market, so it will not be too excited about the short-term rise and busy selling to realize it-because I believe that greater benefits are yet to come.

Everyone's investment ideas and methods are different, but I believe that there are two points that most investors will have a common experience:

1. I have to figure out how to use the limited funds most efficiently, and choose the most optimistic and recognized currency among various tokens.

2. Only by choosing the currency that they recognize, can investors buy and hold it with peace of mind, in order to obtain the greatest benefit or improve their experience and cognition.