#Strategy加仓BTC One of the most memorable lessons I’ve learned came from a mistake in decision-making.

During the 2019 market rally, I heavily invested in ADA. It soared from 3 cents to $1.20, and my account value increased tenfold in just a few months. At that time, my mind was already flying, even imagining renovating a new house in my head. 🏠

But greed is a devil. I watched it fall back, then continue to decline, and ultimately most of my profits vanished. That "house dream" also completely collapsed.

This lesson still hits me hard: in the cryptocurrency market, choosing the right coin is just the passing grade; knowing when to sell is the key to gaining an edge.

Later, I developed two personal "exit strategies," especially useful for those who can’t constantly monitor K-line charts:

**For taking profits, I use a phased cash-out method:**

When the price doubles, I sell about 30% of my position first, effectively recouping my principal. The remaining part continues to run; if the market keeps rising, I reduce my position in stages; finally, I set a dynamic take-profit line for the small remaining position, such as exiting completely if the price pulls back more than 15% from its peak.

What are the benefits of this approach? On one hand, I capture profits from large market moves; on the other, I avoid getting caught in a roller coaster and being trapped. 🎢

**As for stop-loss, I have one non-negotiable bottom line:**

The loss on a single trade must never exceed 5% of the total capital. After opening a position, I immediately place a stop-loss order, like fastening a seatbelt—nothing should be missed where protection is needed.

Don’t be afraid of missing opportunities; they are everywhere every day. But if you lose your principal, you have to exit. The market is eternal, but your capital is not.