>Yes #التنوع sentences but not to this extent!!

What happened from the market drop a little while ago made me lose a lot without being able to stop the loss manually.

--This is a mistake I made and I still do not want to get out of it so that I do not lose, but in fact this is the real loss! When I find my money running out and I am unable to act, and if you are a person who does not like to set a stop loss limit, I advise you to reduce the number of currencies you invest in so that you have the ability to make a decision.

<Here is the most appropriate way from my point of view>

- Put a quarter of the capital in a currency that has a strong project and a large market value.

> Example [ETH-BTC-SOL-BNB]

The large market value helps reduce risks and the difficulty of dangerous fluctuations, and this is considered a somewhat long-term investment.

- Put a quarter of the capital in popular currencies as these currencies are relatively easy to identify and are often rising at different trading times.

> Example [PEPE-XRP-DOGE]

I know that their market value is not easy, but such currencies are very volatile

- Put a quarter of the capital in current currencies, meaning that one day

Some currencies rise, you can analyze the market and try to know them, and this will enable you to achieve profits quickly, but their risks are higher, and this is considered a short-term investment

- What about the last part of the capital (keep it)

In light of these fluctuations, you must have a part of your money with you to strengthen