To be honest, in February and March of this year, I was in a state of clearing out my holdings and waiting for a decline. I was quite lucky, and by April, indeed the global market fell sharply, but I didn't manage to buy enough (only bought 30%).

At that time, my thought was: if it drops a little more, I will buy in, it will soon reach my target price.

But in the end, I missed out on most of the positions, and I didn't earn much from the rebound in May.

On June 24, I believed Bitcoin would have a major upward trend, and altcoins would have some small movements. July 22 marked the peak for altcoins, and I reduced my position to 10%.

During this wave of decline until now, my position has increased to about 45%.

Reducing positions during emotional highs and increasing positions during emotional lows will definitely not be a bad strategy.

In February and March, I believed the market would decline, but when the real crash happened, I didn't dare to buy in.

I increased my positions in batches. Although I couldn't buy the cheapest chips, I avoided the risk of missing out.

Before this wave of decline, my position was at 10%, and now it has reached 45-50%. It's fine to gradually increase positions, my friends.