Many people buy coins, just to buy a bunch of junk coins. After going all in, they can't handle the pressure and always feel like it will never rise again, so they sell off. A few days later, when it rebounds, they chase after it again, buying into a small pullback, and then continue to sell. This back-and-forth ends up leaving them battered and bruised, with their funds diminishing. The market makers use the fluctuations in K-line to harvest retail investors. So when choosing projects, it's important to pick well, focusing on companies with a good background. Projects won't go to zero; manage your positions well and buy in layers. Don't average down every time it drops 1-2 points, as this method will never improve your average price and your position will still be insufficient. A general operation example: Take APT for instance, if you bought 1 layer at 14, your averaging down price should be at 11.66, which is a 20% drop before averaging down again, and you can only add 1 layer. This way, you can lower your average price; when it rebounds back to your cost price, you can reduce 1 layer. If it continues to drop, use the same approach to average down. If it goes up, you still hold your position and can gain profits. Investment doesn't yield results in a day or two; it requires a time cycle to accumulate.

What I've described above is the old me. I wonder if you are like this now? 😂😂😂

A few days ago, I shorted MOVE at 0.71, and now at 0.61, I can take some profits.