#TradingAnalysis101 3 Dumbest Moves You Can Make in a Market Crash

The market is bleeding, and emotions are running wild. But let's be real-most people make the same dumb mistakes over and over. If you want to survive (and profit) from this crash, avoid these three disasters:

1 Panic Selling at the Bottom

You didn't sell when prices were high, but now that everything is down 10-20%+, you're suddenly in a rush to sell? That's what retail traders do-sell low and regret later. Bitcoin fell to $3,100 in 2018, and people swore crypto was over. Then it hit $69,000 in 2021. Ethereum crashed to $80 before skyrocketing past $4K. Solana dropped to $8 after FTX, then pumped 1,000%. Lesson? Don't be the exit liquidity for smarter investors.

2 Going All-In on "Buying the Dip" Too Early

Yes, the market is on sale, but who said this is the bottom? Buying the dip is smart, but going all-in too soon is reckless. What if BTC dumps another 15%? What if that altcoin you're DCA-ing into never recovers? Instead:

Use laddered entries (small buys at different levels).

Keep cash reserves for deeper dips.

Focus on high-conviction projects like BTC, ETH and XRP-not hype coins.

3 Ignoring Reality & Holding Forever

"Holding forever" sounds noble-until you realize some coins never recover. Just ask anyone who held LUNA, Voyager, or Celsius.

Some altcoins won't see new all-time highs, period. Instead:

Set price targets and take profits in bull runs.

Rotate into stronger assets when narratives change.

If a coin breaks long-term support, reconsider if it's worth