Strategies

Four ways people actually approach crypto.

From the most boring (and most forgiving) to the most active. Each page explains the method, shows how it works with an example, and spells out exactly when it fails.

01 Dollar-cost averaging: buying on a schedule, whatever the price How dollar-cost averaging works in crypto, a worked example of the mechanics, when it fails, and the beginner mistakes that quietly undo it. medium risk Months to years 02 Long-term holding: buying, securing and sitting still How long-term holding (HODL) works in crypto, a worked example of the mechanics, why patience alone can still fail, and the mistakes that sink new holders. high risk Years 03 Support and resistance: reading the levels traders watch What support and resistance mean on a crypto chart, a worked example of trading a level, why levels break, and the beginner mistakes that turn lines into losses. high risk Days to months 04 Moving-average trend following: riding direction, not predicting it How moving-average trend following works in crypto, a worked example of a crossover rule, why it whipsaws in choppy markets, and the mistakes beginners make. high risk Weeks to months