Rethinking Your Exit Strategy
Most people spend months figuring out exactly when to buy $SOL or $BNB , but they have absolutely no plan for when to sell.
Having a robust exit strategy is just as important, if not more important, than your entry.
Are you selling:
When your position hits a specific, pre-determined price target? (e.g., selling $SOL at $200).
Or incrementally taking partial profits on the way up?
Without a clear plan, greed usually wins. You can't retire on "unrealized gains."
What is your current rule for taking profits? Fixed percentages, trailing stops, or just gut feeling?
Most people spend months figuring out exactly when to buy $SOL or $BNB , but they have absolutely no plan for when to sell.
Having a robust exit strategy is just as important, if not more important, than your entry.
Are you selling:
When your position hits a specific, pre-determined price target? (e.g., selling $SOL at $200).
Or incrementally taking partial profits on the way up?
Without a clear plan, greed usually wins. You can't retire on "unrealized gains."
What is your current rule for taking profits? Fixed percentages, trailing stops, or just gut feeling?