The Ups and Downs of Crypto - Review, Reflect, and Improve

Big positions for the long term - When there’s profit, remember to maintain a steady cash-out flow. Avoid leaving funds on CEX/DEX for too long to ensure the safety of core assets. Don’t spend a hundred-dollar bill just to earn a nickel. No one can perfectly predict the peak. When the price reaches a relatively high zone, DCA selling is the best strategy—stress-free and effortless. The key to DCA is consistency—set your selling range and don’t risk losing the whole fish just to catch the tail. Small positions for the short term - Treat every position with absolute care and responsibility. Each trade is entirely independent. Since human FOMO and FUD can’t be completely avoided, use code to manage positions. Every new position must include a BOT for trend reversal and crash risk control, rather than relying solely on human judgment. Trading is all about intuition, but to go far, you need strict discipline beyond just gut feelings. Most of the time, it’s not about making the wrong call or lacking an emergency system—it’s human nature. People don’t want to admit mistakes, face reality, or cut losses early. But code can monitor positions 24/7, making short-term trading more stable, responding early to sudden black swan events, and ensuring the preservation of key assets. Pain teaches lessons. It becomes etched into your bones, turning into a lifelong part of your trading system.