1. Current recommendation: For "SUI", consider large-scale buy the dips below 60,000. Before the price falls below 60,000, focus on short-term swing trading. In the 60,000-70,000 range, consider a 300-day dollar-cost averaging strategy, waiting for a further pullback to around 50,000 before making a large-scale purchase. The overall view leans towards buying on dips for medium- to long-term holding, while utilizing short-term fluctuations for swing trading, reflecting a two-stage strategy of "first short-term swing trading, then large-scale buy the dips". 2. Position and Risk Control Recommendations: Buy heavily when the capital is below 60,000. Between 60,000 and 70,000, use a dollar-cost averaging strategy to build a position in batches (buying 1/300 of the share daily). When the capital drops to around 50,000, increase the position to 30-60% (including mainstream coins such as BTC, ETH, and SOL). Maintain a small position in smaller coins such as SUI and PEPE, emphasizing risk diversification. There are no explicit profit-taking or stop-loss points, but position control through batch dollar-cost averaging and price timing reflects sound money management and risk control. 3. This trading strategy is suitable for stable, medium- to long-term trend investing, combining short-term swing trading to flexibly respond to market fluctuations. It emphasizes a dual-track approach of "short-term swing trading + long-term dollar-cost averaging." There are no specific catalysts, but risk is reduced through buying low and selling high, and dollar-cost averaging to lock in profits. Investors are advised to prioritize short-term profits before establishing long-term positions, avoiding blindly chasing highs, and embodying the operational rhythm of "initially building a tentative position, then establishing a larger base position."
SUI: Summary of the discussion in the Shuqin Mute Group (18:00:10 ~ 19:00:10)
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