⏳ 1. Monitor Market Cycles
- Sharp Decline After a Bull Run: Many investors reinforce after a strong price correction of 20–40% from the recent peak.
- Historical Support Areas: If the price returns to strong support levels that have been tested before, it may be an opportunity to reinforce your position.$BTC
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📊 2. Use Technical Indicators
- Relative Strength Index (RSI): A reading below 30 may indicate oversold conditions, a point preferred by some for reinforcement.
- Moving Averages: Bouncing from the 200-day average is considered a positive signal by many traders.$ETH
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💡 3. Strategies to Reduce Risk
- Partial Reinforcement: Instead of entering a large amount all at once, split the reinforcement into several batches (Dollar-Cost Averaging).
- Set a Maximum Ratio for Reinforcement: Do not let the reinforcement increase your position size to a level that threatens your portfolio if the decline continues.$XRP
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🕒 4. Timing of the Day and Week
- Some statistics suggest that Mondays or Sundays may see relatively lower prices due to reduced liquidity, but this is not a fixed rule.
- During the day, sometimes periods with lower liquidity (like dawn in your time zone) are more volatile.#xrp #BTC #ETH
