Everyone’s obsessed with entry points. The perfect buy. The magical dip. The “if only I got in sooner” syndrome.
But here’s the truth. Most people don’t need a better entry.
They need a better exit.
It’s not what gets talked about on YouTube thumbnails or crypto Twitter threads. But it’s what separates seasoned players from emotional bagholders.
It is difficult to make profits when one does not have a clear trading plan, buying when FOMO occurs or buying based on recommendations from others. The opportunity for profit is always there at every turn, it is more like trading than investment, trading has a greater risk of loss, requires strong psychology when holding floating losses, but can make profits in a short time and can find exit points more easily.
You don’t need to time the bottom. You need to know when to take profit.
Rotate early. Don’t marry your bags. They won’t love you back.
Profit isn’t made when you enter. It’s realized when you exit. So stop fantasizing about catching the next 100x from the ground floor.
Start planning how you’ll walk away with your pockets full, not just your hopes high.
That’s the real alpha.
It is more advisable to buy with the purpose of long-term investment, buy gradually
[DCA], do not bother to think about the point to take profit, all that is needed is trust in technology and its potential in the future, this is better than having to bother looking for buy points and exit points just to make a few percent profit but with great risk.