I bought the dip on NEAR, SOL, BTC, and AIA. If there's a position to take, I will take it, because I know: the real opportunities always appear when the market makes people hesitate the most. But I also want to take this opportunity to share a few heart-wrenching insights from my journey in trading: 1️⃣ Not cutting losses = waiting to die A liquidation isn't just bad luck; it's because you can't bear to cut your losses. 2️⃣ Greed is scarier than a bear market If you don't take profits, the market will eventually liquidate you. 3️⃣ Blindly adding to your position is the dumbest thing Buying the dip isn't about catching the bottom; it's digging your own grave. 4️⃣ Capital is life If your account goes to zero, you won't even have a chance to turn things around. 5️⃣ Buying based on news, nine times out of ten, you're just taking the bag When others urge you to buy, it's always when they want to sell. 6️⃣ Staying in cash is a skill If you don't understand, don't act; it's a hundred times better than making random moves. 7️⃣ Don't treat the market like a paycheck The market isn't a place to get paid; if you want stable income, go get a job. 8️⃣ Trading isn't about speed; it's about mindset Being quick can earn you money once, but a stable mindset is what keeps you alive in the long run. 9️⃣ Bull markets inflate egos, bear markets bring clarity Only those who can endure a bear market deserve to enjoy the benefits of a bull market. 🔟 Want to earn forever without losing? It doesn't exist The only thing you can do is minimize losses and maximize gains, survive, and wait for opportunities. 🔥 These aren't just grand principles; they are hard-earned lessons learned with real money by me and countless others.