The moment of hesitation is actually when you should take action and reduce your position.

Many people don't understand this principle. When a coin like ZEC starts to fluctuate, once their psychological defenses weaken, their first reaction isn't to cut losses but to add more. They bet on a reversal, hoping to soothe their inner anxiety with this one correct move. Little do they know, this only leads to deeper entrenchment.

Those who truly make a living from trading do the opposite. When their judgment begins to waver, the first step is to cut down their position. Not to admit defeat, but to step out of the game and observe the market calmly from the sidelines.

Holding a small position is actually a form of self-protection. When the market trend becomes unclear, you won't be led by market fluctuations. When a truly clear opportunity appears before your eyes, you still have enough firepower to execute decisively.

Here's a key insight: no one fears moving slowly in trading; what they fear most is stubbornly holding on with emotions. Keep your position controlled and your mindset stable, and then it's your turn to profit.