Many People have asked about the selection of fixed investment varieties. I generally divide the funds I use for fixed investment into two parts, one is to invest in Bitcoin and Ethereum, and the other is to invest in long-term varieties that I like. Among them, about 70% of the funds are scheduled to be invested in Bitcoin and Ethereum, and the remaining 30% of funds are scheduled to be invested in promising long-term projects.

Since the proportion of funds invested in Bitcoin and Ethereum is relatively high, basically this can ensure that every time from a bear market to a bull market, this part of the income can guarantee their overall income.

In the previous bear market, I set the fixed investment price of Bitcoin was at US$8,000 To 10,000 U.S. dollars), the fixed investment price for Ethereum was set at 400 U.S. dollars. For example, the price of Bitcoin is $30,000 and the price of Ethereum is $1,800. Based on the fixed investment price, Bitcoin is 3.75 times the original fixed investment, and Ethereum is 4.5 times the original fixed investment. Let's simplify the calculation a bit, and the two add up to an average of 4 times. In fact, because we are using fixed investment method, the average cost of our Bitcoin fixed investment is definitely less than US$8,000, and the average cost of Ethereum is definitely less than US$400. Therefore, the actual return on fixed investment is higher than 4 times.

If 100 dollar were used for fixed investment, 70 dollar of which was invested in Bitcoin and Ethereum, then 70 dollar has now become 280 dollar . This income has far exceeded our principal of 100 dollar . With this guarantee, no matter what you invest in the remaining 30 dollar, we don’t have to worry too much even if it fails completely, so we can use this 30 dollar to make a bolder investment and try to get high returns.

So how should we invest the 30 dollar and what projects should we invest in?

My advice is to look for the best varieties to resist the fall, find the best project fundamentals, and to look for their lower prices (note: not looking for the most lowest price, but when they are as low as possible).

The so-called breeds that are most resilient and have the best fundamentals, we can start with the top-ranked breeds in the bull market. Choose 2 to 3, or a little more, 3 to 4 fields that you are familiar with and are optimistic about, find the top 100 varieties in each field, and then find 3 to 4 varieties in each field.

In this way, we probably have to track at most 16 varieties and see how they perform in a bear market all the way down.

Taking a quick look at 16 varieties, some investors may be worried about whether they have enough time and energy? According to the previous bear market experience, the bear market generally lasts for at least 2 to 3 years, so we can first study the basic knowledge of these projects in a year, and learn their principles and rules thoroughly. Of course, each investor can reduce or increase the number of varieties to be observed according to their own circumstances. However, you must do such tracking work.

I like bear markets. Because the bear market is not only a good time for fixed investment to accumulate chips, but also a good time for us to learn. Without the interference of market sentiment in the bear market, we can better spend our energy on learning. What are you studying? Learning these items is a very important part.

How do we surpass other investors? It is to learn and accumulate by sinking in the bear market. Where did our understanding of the project come from, and how did we get our understanding of the development of the blockchain? It comes from studying the typical projects in this field in the bear market. Look at their official websites, read their white papers, personally operate their functions, and review the various twists and turns that have occurred along the way.

With this learning process, we will definitely understand this project better than 90% of the people around us, and we will be able to slowly understand why a project is good, why other projects are dead, and it can still go high to this day. Going further, you will gradually start to build an impression of what a good project is in your mind.

Knowing the history of a project, we can easily judge its current fundamentals and its future direction by looking at its status quo.

Knowing this, when we look at other similar projects, we will immediately have an intuitive feeling about the price: Why is the price of such a good project so much lower than other similar projects? Is it undervalued? The fundamentals of this project are relatively average. In this way, our feelings about price levels and whether there is a bubble have slowly built up.

With these knowledge reserves, we will naturally form a value judgment for a project in our hearts, and then select the projects we recognize and set the fixed investment price.