Let's take a simple practical example:

We have a currency priced at $100, and its target is $130.

Our capital is $100.

The mistake most beginners make:

They enter with all their capital at $100.

If the price drops, it's limited and can't be consolidated. And if the price returns to $100? They won't benefit or make a profit.

So, we apply proper capital management:

We buy at $100 with a 20% discount ($20).

If the price drops to $95, we consolidate with $15.

If it drops to $85, we consolidate with an additional $15.

And at $80, we consolidate with the remaining $50.

What happens in this case?

Our new average entry will be approximately $87.

In other words, instead of entering at $100, it's actually only $87!

And the surprise:

If the currency had only returned to $100, even without reaching the $130 target,

we would have achieved approximately a 15% net profit—meaning about $15 profit on $100.

Why is this important?

Because with smart mental management (not emotion), you've made profits in the market even if the price doesn't explode to the target!

Always remember:

Most beginners lose and then exit the trade early.

That's why I always recommend building real skills that will benefit you in the future,

because the market rewards those with patience and wise minds, not those who rush. $BTC