#美联储降息 $FHEThese small coins like $BTC $FHE indeed test people's mental resilience. The principles are actually well understood, but execution is the real challenge. Over the past few years, I've figured out a way to navigate this space. It’s not sophisticated, and sometimes a bit rough, but it has repeatedly saved my life.

Last year, a friend's story gave me inspiration. At that time, his account was almost drained. He was daily chasing hot topics, wanting to jump on every trend. The result was either getting stuck in a dead end or being shaken out. His psychological defenses finally collapsed, and every move was driven by emotion.

He asked me if there was still a way out for ordinary retail investors in the crypto world. I didn't give him a complicated answer, just said—you're in too much of a rush.

Later, I shared my approach over the years with him in detail. He tried to slow down his pace, and after more than a month, not only did his account stop bleeding, but it also started to recover slowly. Today, I want to write down these insights comprehensively.

**First thing: Don't gamble on price rises or falls.**

When prices skyrocket, that's often when big players are preparing to exit. The best entry points are usually hidden in moments when no one is paying attention and discussion is at its lowest. This logic is counterintuitive, but experience will tell you how accurate it is.

**Second thing: Even small capital should be diversified.**

I'm not suggesting you evenly distribute your funds, but you must keep some liquidity. That way, when the market drops sharply, you still have ammunition to average down, rather than being forced to watch passively. This psychological advantage can sometimes be more critical than technical analysis.

**Third thing: Never fully commit your position.**

Most losses aren't due to choosing the wrong coin, but because in a heavy position, you give back all your previous gains. Position management is like a lifeline; it directly determines how long you can survive in this game.

If you're trading short-term, timing becomes even more crucial. When the market is moving sideways, you should honestly put your hands down; until the direction is clear, waiting is the smartest move.

Rapid declines often present opportunities, but don’t try to eat everything at once. Lay out your positions gradually. When the market starts consolidating after a quick rise, the risk is often hidden. Lock in profits on positions that should be secured, and don’t be greedy.

This approach may seem a bit simple, with no fancy tricks, but it can really help you avoid deadly traps. Don’t always be attracted by stories of overnight riches—honestly, that kind of luck usually only tricks you once.

What we truly seek is not a single astonishing return, but the rhythm of surviving each wave and continuously compounding. The crypto world’s door is always open; those who get trapped are often not the slow movers, but the impatient ones always looking for shortcuts.