#数字货币市场回调 has been in the crypto market for so long, and I've discovered a brutal truth: living long is more important than making money quickly. Those who Get Liquidated are not lacking in technical knowledge, but rather in accounting skills.

Before opening a position, ask yourself: If I lose 20% this time, how long will it take to regain the money? If the answer is more than a month, don't touch a single position at 10%; even if you can quickly recover, set a bottom line for yourself - a maximum of 30%. This is not being conservative, it's about saving your life.

Don't be fooled by the four words "diversified investment". I've seen too many people holding onto a dozen coins, and in the end, their returns are worse than simply focusing on BTC and ETH. The truly effective approach is to deeply analyze no more than 3 mainstream coins at the same time, studying their on-chain data and supply-demand relationships, instead of spreading funds like pepper. The data is clear: those holding more than 5 coins have a return curve that basically tracks the market average line. Want to outperform the market? It's tough.

There are also those airdrop projects that require you to lock up your funds for several months. They may look tempting, but in reality, they are eating away at your opportunity cost. When your funds are frozen, and a good market situation arises, you can only watch helplessly. It’s better to choose airdrops that value activity—more interaction and contributions, where the time invested can be converted into long-term value, and the flexibility is higher.

Information overload is another big pitfall. I am currently only focusing on three things: the movement of on-chain whales, the policy dynamics of the Federal Reserve, and the technical breakout signals of mainstream coins. Those "market makers driving the price up".