新一轮牛熊转换中的生存法则与新机遇 !

币界网Publicado em 2024-08-16Última atualização em 2024-08-16

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随着越来越多的资本进入币圈,整个市场的节奏变得越来越快,原来的游戏规则也发生了变化。以前的那些机会,现在可能不再那么容易抓住了。如果你能跟上节奏,就能赚钱;如果跟不上,就可能被淘汰。

很多人在币圈炒币的时候,都有两个坚定的信念:牛市来了,币价会大涨;熊市来了,币价会大跌。

一、币圈牛市真的会大涨吗?

大家都说,牛市来了,随便买个币都能赚钱。这话没错,在某种程度上确实是这样,特别是2020年的时候。但现在是2024年,你要是还想着随便买个币就能赚十倍、几十倍的回报,那就太难了。

美国的ETF已经通过了,加上各国政府手里掌握了那么多比特币,币圈已经不再是那个自由生长的地方,而是被严格监管了。你觉得那种“所有币都一起飞”的行情今年还能出现吗?

2023年到2024年,币圈进入了一个全新的阶段,市场走势完全没有规律,利好消息不涨,利空消息也不跌,市场就是这么不可预测。折腾来折腾去,还不如一开始就直接买比特币,稳稳地赚个翻倍收益来得实在。

币圈已经出现了两极分化。对于那些老手来说,牛市已经不再像以前那样,很多主流币种不再强势,新概念的币成了市场的新宠。只要胆子大,敢进场,就有赚钱的机会;而那些还持有老币的人,只能一次次坐在财富的过山车上,看着资产起起落落。

对于新手来说,他们更喜欢追热点,不太关注信仰,更在意价格。越是便宜的币,他们越喜欢,比如铭文板块、meme板块,前面的零越多,他们越开心。

过去一年半的时间,验证了老韭菜和新韭菜的区别。老韭菜守着老规矩,只剩下信仰,而新韭菜的激进操作反倒是赚得更多。这也说明,老韭菜的价值投资思路,已经被新韭菜的波段操作思维彻底打败了,因为结果摆在那。

不过,币圈是一个瞬息万变的市场,今天是否赚钱,并不能说明什么,因为大家都还在桌子上,没有人下桌。

二、熊市就一定会暴跌吗?

说到熊市,大家第一个想到的就是币价归零。这话有道理,但也不完全对。

先看看2022年的熊市,市场整体走势是,前期波动很大,有些币反弹得很强,甚至接近前期高点。稍微弱一点的,也能反弹个80%左右。但为什么大家还是卖了再进场呢?

到了2022年4月到6月,比特币开始暴跌,大家才意识到风险来了。

这个阶段有个奇怪现象,大跌之后总会出现一些非常妖的币,快速拉盘,大幅上涨,吸引大家的注意力,让人看到了希望。

但总体来看,市场的供需关系还是那样,经历了大跌之后,大家都逐渐清醒了,不再愿意做接盘侠。即便此时价格很低,也不敢随便出手。

毕竟经过了几年的币圈炒作,到头来还是没实现财富自由,心死了,自然就不再关注了。

大部分炒币的人是务实的,因为本钱不多、专业知识也不足,所以折腾了几年,毫无收获,大部分人都会选择退圈。这很正常,总会有很多人跟风进场,但最后发现赚钱不容易,就悄悄离开了。

最后总结一下:

你总想着牛市翻身,熊市套现离场,其实这只是感觉,或者说是找个借口。

在金融市场,每天都在上演各种奇迹,牛市和熊市只是个概念,不代表一切。

对于大多数人来说,币圈就是一个大坑,或者说是一个全球大赌场。今天你赚也好,亏也罢,都只是个经历而已。

只有把这段经历好好总结归纳,变成未来赚钱的助力,你才能不迷茫,看清前方的路,坚持5年、10年,最终拿到好的结果。

所以大家要放平心态,多从自己身上找原因。外在的表现,都是因为内心的念头。念对了,行动就对了,行动对了,结果自然就会好。

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