Want to survive crypto long-term? Start by doing your own research—there's no shortcut around it. Patience separates the winners from the gamblers; most people fail because they can't sit still. When markets tank, that's exactly when you should stay calm instead of panic selling at the bottom. Build your exit strategy early by taking profits gradually as prices climb, don't wait for the perfect top. Here's a practical move: keep about 30% of your portfolio in stablecoins. Why? So when crashes hit, you've got dry powder ready to scoop up discounted assets. Remember, every crash in crypto history has been someone's opportunity—you just need to be prepared. Avoid the rookie mistake of going all-in on any single trade, and definitely don't chase green candles like they're going out of style. Discipline beats emotions every single time.
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blocksnark
· 3h ago
Well said, but most people can't do it haha
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SquidTeacher
· 3h ago
Well said, but I've heard this trap too many times. How many people can truly stick to it?
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AlgoAlchemist
· 3h ago
You're not wrong, but there are very few who can actually do it.
Only those who can sit tight are the real deal. I've seen too many people say HODL but run away as soon as there’s a fall.
30% stablecoins is indeed a brilliant strategy, but the key is to resist the urge to move.
To be honest, most people fail not because their strategy is bad, but because they can't control their hands.
I just want to ask, when a real crash comes, how many people will not wet their pants?
Wait, so are you saying that those with strong patience = making money? I can accept this logic.
Actually, it boils down to one sentence: don't be greedy, take profits in batches, and leave the rest to time.
It's easy to say but hard to do, but this is indeed the only way to survive.
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GasFeeCryer
· 3h ago
To be honest, a 30% stablecoin ratio is a bit conservative, I usually start at 50%.
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JustAnotherWallet
· 3h ago
You are right, but the reality is that most people simply can't do this.
Put 30% in stablecoins? I wish I could, but every time I get swept away by FOMO.
The hardest part is never the strategy, it's being able to hold back when you see others making money.
Those who shout HODL, who can remain calm when it falls by 50%?
This mentality is a thousand times harder to learn than the technology.
Want to survive crypto long-term? Start by doing your own research—there's no shortcut around it. Patience separates the winners from the gamblers; most people fail because they can't sit still. When markets tank, that's exactly when you should stay calm instead of panic selling at the bottom. Build your exit strategy early by taking profits gradually as prices climb, don't wait for the perfect top. Here's a practical move: keep about 30% of your portfolio in stablecoins. Why? So when crashes hit, you've got dry powder ready to scoop up discounted assets. Remember, every crash in crypto history has been someone's opportunity—you just need to be prepared. Avoid the rookie mistake of going all-in on any single trade, and definitely don't chase green candles like they're going out of style. Discipline beats emotions every single time.