Do you really know how to buy cryptocurrencies in spot to have better returns?

Let's think that at the beginning of the month you had 100 dollars to spend and you are going to invest in a currency like Cardano #Ada. It would not be the smartest thing, (it depends on the market phase we are in) to spend all your money on a purchase at 0.8.

If you think about it, the one who bought at those levels at the beginning of the month was already hooked and it could be that 100 dollars were important to him and now they are worth 55 dollars, the important thing is to always have a little liquidity and for example invest 33% at the beginning of the month and when it drops to a key level like 0.5, spend another 33% and if you don't get to buy or have the opportunity to buy at 0.4 in a fall, buy again at the end of the month at 0.55 . But always preserving a bit of liquidity margin so that in the famous candles that the institutions use to liquidate you can, in those minutes, buy at very low levels.

For example, I like to have between 10% and 15% in liquidity for possible falls or if I need to add margins on longs or shorts. But always have that liquidity producing in some asset, be it USDT in staking or as I currently recommend, having it in #fusd and having it in the Binance launchpools, and it depends on you if you like the currency they give you and if not, you can convert them in more fusd or usdt and increase your liquidity a little.