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The only ones still holding in the market now are diamond hands. Those betting with leverage have long been cleared out by the market. The four or five years of shakeouts and deleveraging are actually over.
People who have made it this far are the ones qualified to talk about risk control.
The real biggest risk in the current situation is not the market itself, but oneself. Which coins to choose, where to buy, how to allocate positions, whether to push risk to the extreme—these are what the main players fear the most. During a bull market, everyone is thinking about getting rich overnight. But most retail investors make a selective blindness mistake: avoiding risk! This is the key. Only after you ride through that crucial multi-fold market phase do you have the qualification to talk about what comes next; otherwise, it’s all noise.
To what level must position management be maintained? True experts, in trading, their primary goal is not how much they earn, but to avoid being wiped out by a wave of emotion, a single needle, or one greed. What we want is not to rush recklessly, but to gradually transform ourselves into the hardest-to-clear-out group in the market.