Seeing $BTC hovering at $63,794 on Binance while $ETH trades around $1,891 reminds me how quickly a balanced‑risk plan can become a safety net. I keep my crypto exposure capped at 30 % of total capital; the rest sits in stable‑coins and a small slice of traditional assets. Within that 30 % I split evenly between a “core” position (the top‑2 market caps) and a “satellite” basket of higher‑volatility picks. The core slice is sized by the asset’s 30‑day volatility: for $BTC that’s roughly 2 % daily, so a 2 % × $63,794 ≈ $1,276 risk per trade translates to a 2 % position of the crypto allocation. If a drawdown hits 15 %, I rebalance by cutting the losing position by half and reallocating the freed margin into the stable‑coin pool, which cushions future entries and reduces overall volatility.

How do you structure your exposure limits and drawdown buffers to stay comfortable during sideways markets?

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