Understanding the risks is essential to seize opportunities, and this has always been my guiding principle.

Recently, market sentiment has indeed improved, but liquidity is far from as abundant as imagined. At this point, caution is even more necessary. There's a saying: the best investment opportunities often come after the longest wait. Take BNB, which I’ve been paying attention to recently; many people rush to buy after a breakout, pouring over 30% of their positions in one go. But once the trend pulls back, they immediately fall into a passive position. The biggest danger is a false breakout, which makes quick stop-losses impossible to avoid.

My approach is this: for volatile coins like ZKC and PLAY, I must plan my stop-loss points in advance and absolutely cannot greedily add to my positions. If I see a volume breakout signal, I try it lightly. But if the trend is still uncertain, I wait patiently and do nothing. My bottom line is strict: the risk-reward ratio must be at least 1:1.5. If it doesn’t meet this standard, I don’t take action.

I’d rather miss ten opportunities than make one mistake. Truly profitable opportunities always end up in the hands of those who know how to control their positions and patiently wait for clear market signals.