Those who truly make big money never do the "all in" thing.
You may have heard many KOLs say: "I’m all in on this project," or "I’m fully invested in this coin," and then you jumped in after them.
But do you know? Those who really make big money never "go all in."
Why?
Because going all in = exposing all your cognitive risks, and in the highly volatile crypto world, this is almost a suicidal act.
Experienced investors allocate their funds like a fighter jet, with a main engine, auxiliary power, and emergency reserves:
A portion is in cold wallets, allocated for long-term holdings;
A portion is on exchanges, betting on short-term trends;
A part is simply in stablecoins, waiting for "market panic" to buy the dip;
And another portion is used for the primary market, high-risk seed rounds, etc., positioning for potentially hundredfold coins in the future.
They always have options and never let themselves fall into a situation where "it must go up" to be safe.
Novices rely on luck, but veterans rely on structure.
If you only have one position, one coin, one level of understanding, then you’re just at the bottom of the food chain in the market.
Don’t mistake going all in for courage; that’s not faith, it’s a gambler’s mentality of betting everything.
The operations of true strong players are: "Even if wrong, it doesn’t hurt my vitality; but once right, I take most of the gains."
Winning doesn’t rely on a single all-in, but rather on multidimensional games, dynamic balance, and cognitive moats.
