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I guess we can do this by working with more reliable sources and not jumping into every opportunity. It is not possible to reduce the loss completely, for that we should not trade for it. But, with smarter risks, we can reduce the loss a little.

Thats right, that's what we can do, with reduce risk in trading. You can do that by enriching yourself about the science of trade, strategy, and honing your skills. if you want minimize losses, what you can do is cutlose or try to recover by trading on another coin

HODL. For at least a year. If you're that much afraid of losses, then just put your money in a well researched coin and leave it there for a long time. Day trading is not for people who are afraid of getting losses. Though the longer you're active in trading the more you'll be ablenti cut on these losses by accumulating skills to better read the market. Actively trading would be your long term solution if you're determined to excel in day trading.

It does not guarantee a profit, we can't determine how long do we have to hold, that depends on the situation actually.
Like last year, the whole year was bad for holders as we are witnessing how the price constantly going down, and therefore it explains holding at least a year gives profit. It has to be at the right timing, even if you hold for 1 month but the price was already achieve, you have to sell without hesitation.

Indeed, and now I'm visualizing all those people who believed on those youtubers that says 'it's now the best time to buy bitcoin' or 'the last time you can buy cheap btc' and etc every month in 2018. And that situation taught me that if I'm going to invest when it occured, I will buy 10% of my capital and then observe then buy again after 3-4 months to be sure that I don't lose a lot when I'm in accumulating.