In the cryptocurrency market, the question of whether to trade short-term or long-term has always troubled many participants. Which method is more suitable for you? In fact, it depends not only on the market fluctuations but more importantly on your time, energy, skills, and capital scale.
With the November elections approaching, market fluctuations are bound to become more intense. Faced with such market conditions, many people are wondering: is it still suitable to trade short-term? In fact, if you have lost money in short-term trading recently, the problem is not the market but your choice. The essence of short-term trading is to enter and exit quickly, but when both sides in the market are fiercely fighting, even if your skills are superb, it is difficult to obtain substantial profits. Frequent operations and heavy positions will only increase your losses.
Who is suitable for short-term trading? The answer is: those who can quickly adapt to market fluctuations and possess high concentration. Short-term trading requires traders to closely follow market dynamics and constantly adjust strategies. If you don't have enough time and energy to pay attention to the market, then short-term trading in unclear market conditions is no different from gambling. This is why many short-term experts choose to trade lightly or even stay out of the market during market fluctuations, waiting for better opportunities.
In contrast, long-term trading has a smoother rhythm, suitable for those who cannot constantly monitor the market but have confidence in capturing major trends. If you are trading long-term these days, a market pullback turning your floating profits into floating losses is not really a big problem. Because the long-term goal has never been short-term fluctuations, but rather to patiently wait and capture larger trends. If you have enough trust in the assets you hold and do not waver easily, the market will always reward you.
Of course, many people dream of finding a 'perfect trading model'—one that can frequently profit from short-term trading while also capturing the trend benefits of long-term trading. Theoretically, such a model exists: sell at highs, buy at lows, operate repeatedly, and continuously accumulate profits. But the problem is that this 'win-win' strategy requires extremely high technical skills and luck, suitable for less than 1% of the population. Most people cannot accurately judge every market wave and may instead miss good opportunities due to frequent entries and exits.
My personal experience tells me that short-term trading is indeed full of excitement and quick profit opportunities, especially when you have the time to monitor the market and constantly adjust strategies; day trading becomes an advantage. I have tried long-term trading but found that under the time and energy I can control, day trading fits my rhythm better and brings more immediate returns. However, this strategy is not suitable for everyone. Without enough experience and sensitivity to the market, overly pursuing short-term profits often leads to losses.
My view is: short-term trading requires keen market intuition and quick response ability, while long-term trading requires enough patience and confidence. If you want to make big money, you must have a big picture and be able to endure fluctuations without easily selling off. Those who want to profit from both short-term and long-term often find it difficult and miss out on making significant profits.
No matter which strategy you choose, you must understand that there is no perfect way to trade, only the rhythm that suits you best.#YGG、ADA、ENA解锁 #币安累计交易量突破100万亿美元 #牛市赛道是那条？ #BTC #ETH $BTC $ETH $BNB
