First recognize your rank before talking about position sizing.
Don’t “A1” with high net worth and still hard-decorate into “A8”—and end up not even having pants.
A1–A5 (thin principal, low tolerance)
Only trade the leading MEME hotspot.
Bet right: dozens of times, hundreds of times.
If you bet wrong, don’t stubbornly grind it out—cut into the next trend, and you can still eat several times more.
The only advantage of small capital is that you’re willing to go all-in and can turn it around.
A6–A8 (some foundation, seeking stability and steady appreciation)
Assign 70% of the position to the current strongest mainstream “big alt,”
and keep the remaining 30% in Bitcoin as ballast.
Get the trend, but you won’t end up going to zero in a single wave.
Above A8 (people who have already won)
80% Bitcoin, 20% Ethereum.
Just follow the cycle—don’t stare at the chart every day.
At this point, what matters is staying alive, not trying to get another 10x.
If your rank doesn’t match, the strategy is all wrong.
Small capital learning from big players to follow cycles is like slow suicide;
big capital chasing MEME every day is like giving money to the market.
Look in the mirror first, then place the order
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