If you're long-term, stop flip-flopping. Stack units systematically. Traders play a different game—don't confuse the two.

Think in relative units based on your best-performing asset. Example: $ETH (~120M supply). If you held 10 ETH, here's how to size other bets:

$SOL: ~636M supply (5.3x ETH). Want equivalent network %? Stack 53 SOL. Want 2x? 106 SOL.

$TIA: ~1.16B supply (9.7x ETH). Equivalent = 97 TIA. Want 10x network %? 970 TIA. 100x? 9,700 TIA. Cheaper entry + bigger % = asymmetric upside if you're right.

$ZEC mirrors $BTC supply. Dream BTC stack? Aim for that in ZEC if you believe.

Pick your networks. Do the math. Unit thinking keeps you grounded and goal-oriented when markets bleed.

Where we are now: $BTC down ~10% from highs, long-tail alts bleeding 20-40%+. Either BTC already flushed risk appetite (likely), or it cliff dives next (less likely).

I'm leaning early-bull opportunity, not bull trap. Tranche your dry powder—allocate % cash to % probability of lower levels hitting. You'll likely have leftover cash if not all levels print. That's fine. Opportunity is right in front of you.