Let's talk about some of the ways you think about event-driven speculation, with recent examples: 1. Fighting Everyone knows that every time there is a war, the basic currency circle is the first to fall, because the currency circle is a "risk asset" (at least for now). It doesn't matter what you think, it's more important what you think about the money in the market. At least so far, BTC is still not considered a safe-haven asset (the equivalent of gold), but one of the goals of BTC in the long term is safe-haven. And BTC is now much less responsive to these kinds of messages than they used to be. Speaking of how to operate, if you think that the current period is an upward cycle (which involves the judgement of the general trend), the sudden news of the war will cause the market to fall sharply, and this time is actually generally an opportunity to buy the bottom in stages. I have 1/3 of my ETH position to sell above 2700 and buy below 2500. (This is a swing position) On the other hand, the market's reaction to the bad news will be weak (the same is true for the good), the so-called bad is good, so the war is a thing like a war once or twice The news still reacts, and there will be no impact later. Unless the scope of the war is extended to other countries. 2. Pump issuance 1) One opportunity is trenches 6 Men is the largest institutional investor in Pump, and the fact itself cannot be found on the Internet, which requires you to have a certain amount of friend resources to confirm this matter, and you can eat a period of growth in trenches. 2)alon There are only two related coins on the Pump chain, one is the founder Alon, and the other is the mascot Cupey (I sold this one). If you know that the pump is going to issue coins this month, these two coins are definitely going to ambush, you don't look at the whole network fud pump coins, you have to make money when it's time to make money, follow others fud can you earn a dime? The most important thing in this market is to think about what the trading opportunities are behind the event, rather than following the crowd. Two days ago, the pump account was blocked, and someone came out and said that it was related to the lawsuit, which is also speculation, but I know that it has nothing to do with the lawsuit at all. So when others are smashing alon/cupsey/trenches, I go to the bottom. I knew it would be lifted in a short time, but I didn't expect it to take only a day. After unblocking, the three coins were immediately pulled up again. For unexpected events, I hope that everyone must have their own judgement ability, instead of following the crowd, to find the trading opportunities behind them, rather than being a keyboard warrior. You have to be your own alpha.