2025-12-25 04:26:59

The investment approach for currencies like SEI is actually very simple — be a friend of time. Here's a tip — focus on the monthly chart, look for old coins that have fallen to multi-year lows, as these are the real entry points. After buying in, don't worry about short-term fluctuations; consider your holding period in years. Only then can you truly enjoy the benefits of the rebound.

When the market is falling, all kinds of negative news flood in, as if the crypto world is about to collapse. But once the trend starts to turn upward, those previously negative signals instantly become positive. It's not that the news itself changes, but the market sentiment swings like a pendulum. Smart investors take advantage of everyone’s pessimism by quietly positioning at the lowest point on the monthly chart, then patiently wait for that moment to arrive.

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BearMarketNoodler

· 15h ago

I agree with the logic of low-position layout on the monthly chart, but in reality, only a few people can hold for a year, most will cut losses when the rebound hasn't come yet. --- It's very common for the news sentiment to turn around; frankly, it's just a cover-up. The real reason is the change in chip distribution and capital attitude. --- The question is how to confirm that "lowest point"; often, we only realize it in hindsight. --- Listening to "making friends with time" sounds easy, but in fact, it tests psychological resilience and capital planning. Most people can't hold on that long. --- SEI is indeed interesting at this price level, but it depends on whether there are substantial fundamental developments; purely historical lows are not enough. --- That's how the crypto world is: when prices fall, people's confidence disperses; when prices rise, they regret not buying in. Always swinging between the two. --- It's only during rebounds that the "I told you so" voices appear. When the market turns bearish, those same people will shout even louder about the rebound. --- Using the annual cycle as a basis is a good idea, but in this era, it's very hard to find truly holdable targets.

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NFTFreezer

· 15h ago

The monthly low point is indeed a sniping point, but how many can really hold on? I thought the same last year, but I still got repeatedly cut. Wait, isn't this logic just buying more as it falls? What if it keeps falling? By the way, is SEI still at multi-year lows now? I remember it surged a while ago... It's really just betting on a market sentiment reversal. Easy to say, but it can crush your mentality when trying to do it. Holding for a year or two without touching it is too difficult for ordinary people.

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FreeMinter

· 15h ago

That's right, but it really tests human nature. How many people can truly hold their positions for a year? I know a guy who last year said he would hold long-term, but when the market dropped 30%, he panicked. He's still regretting it now.

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GasGuzzler

· 15h ago

Monthly low-position layout sounds easy to say, but can those who hold for a year really live to see that moment? I truly respect that. Honestly, the "smart people" rule in the crypto world is just betting on the next market wave, and this game isn't much more probable than playing the lottery. Wait, you're talking about multi-year lows. When will SEI truly hit its low? Every time, I think it can still fall further. The emotional pendulum swinging and flipping is correctly described, but who can accurately grasp that lowest point? Calculating cycles annually sounds comfortable, but every time I look at the K-line, I get itchy to cut.

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