Those fully invested are passive: when the market drops they can only watch helplessly, and when it rises they can’t add more either. Keep half your cash on hand—when the market falls you can average down, and when it rises you can chase as well. You can go on the offensive while still having the option to retreat and stay protected. Most of the time, the market is not worth going all-in; only a few times are there truly great opportunities that require heavy stakes. Usually keep a light position to maintain your feel—only when a major opportunity arrives should you throw a strong punch. If you can’t see the direction clearly, don’t trade; if you don’t understand the market conditions, don’t touch them. It’s better to miss than to make a mistake. If your principal is lost, you won’t even have the right to wait. In the end, trading comes down to who has more patience to wait for their own opportunity—and when the opportunity comes, whether you have money in hand. Only people with both money and patience can survive in the market until the day they earn profits#BitcoinRises23.6%Weekly $ETH $HYPE