Biggest mistakes buying alts rn: 1: Trying to catch the exact bottom (you’ll miss it) 2: Going in too heavy at once - you’ll either get shaken out on the next dip or sell breakeven later because the size feels too big to hold through fear of another dump The only right way: DCAing every dip with a smol/mid (=comfortable) size. 1: you’ll build a position for sure without missing a bottom 2: you won’t get shaken out by overleverage 3: if that isn't just a "quick correction" and the market nukes lower - you’ll still survive. This isn’t my first cycle, and one thing I’ve learned for sure: It doesn’t matter how big is your green PnL number on the screen - until it’s realized and withdrawn into real life, it’s not yours. Crypto investing isn’t a sprint, it’s a marathon. Winning short-term doesn’t mean you’ll win long-term - it doesn’t even mean you’ll make it to the finish line. Even if you perfectly catch the bottom, go all in on alts, and make multiple Xs - it still doesn’t prove anything. Because the next time you try the same move and the market doesn’t forgive, you’ll lose everything. Every truly wealthy person I know in crypto plays ultra-conservative. They under-risk, under-earn, and miss a ton of potential profits - but they always win long-term. Because it doesn’t matter how many Xs you make if one mistake multiplies your portfolio by zero. 10k + twenty +20% trades (10k * (1.2)^20) = 383,376 10k ×100x ×0 = 0 That's the lesson(𝗰𝘆𝗰𝗹𝗼𝗽)