The two trading methods in the market, whether to buy more as the price falls or to buy more as the price rises, are not understood by many people.

1. Buying more as it rises belongs to the technical approach of following the trend, mostly engaging in right-side trading, only trading in an upward trend. This method is more suitable for retail investors, allowing for flexible entry and exit with small capital. It is better to wait until the upward trend is confirmed before buying, as the success rate is higher. This method has high requirements for entry points; one should try to buy at the starting point of the rise, with earlier intervention being better. Buying at relatively low points in the upward trend ( does not mean buying at the absolute lowest point; trying to catch the lowest point is a form of greed, which often leads to severe losses ). If it has already risen significantly and is about to reach the peak while you continue to buy more as it rises, it will result in a high buying cost. Without a stop-loss and take-profit strategy, being stuck is inevitable. 2. Buying more as it falls belongs to the fundamental approach, where value investors prefer left-side trading. Large capital operations often use this method to gradually increase their positions. If you wait until it rises before buying, the cost will be too high. Start buying more as it falls before an upward trend appears, provided that an accurate analysis of the coin's fundamentals and valuation is conducted. The buying point must be low enough to allow for a sufficient safety margin, and the buying price for each increase in position must have enough of a difference.