Recently, the market trend has changed dramatically, and many people are still waiting for a "perfect entry point." The reality is that this point simply does not exist.

Take a look at mainstream coins like BTC, ETH, and SOL; every fluctuation can scare off a batch of newcomers. But the traders who can truly survive never expect the market to provide certainty—that thing only exists in textbooks.

Before making a trade, ask yourself three questions: If I'm wrong, how much loss can I bear? If I'm right, how much can I earn? Is the risk-reward ratio worth taking action? Many people give up at the first question or simply don't ask, entering the market unprepared.

The market only provides probabilities, not guarantees. Those traders who frequently regret their trades often treat trading as gambling rather than a game of probabilities. Learning to calculate expected returns is more useful than watching the market 24 hours a day. No matter how volatile the market is, those with risk control can sleep soundly.