#美联储重启降息步伐 Want to survive in this market? Ask yourself three questions first.

Are you managing your positions correctly?
I made mistakes last cycle too—had less than 10% in reserve and still dared to go all-in at the bottom, ended up getting buried. Now my rule is: always keep at least 40% cash on hand. If your assets drop to the point where cash makes up over 70% of your portfolio, then buy in batches—pick the ones you’re sure can survive until the next bull market. Don’t go all in at once.

Are you really smarter than the market?
The ones who call for exits at the bull market top are often the first to rush in at the bear market bottom. Remember: almost everyone who enters during the first two waves before a big move will end up being wrong. Wait until liquidity is so tight it makes you question everything, and you see two waves of people frantically calling the bottom within a few months—that’s your signal to act. That’s human nature: it usually takes a third occurrence of a low-probability event for people to truly believe it.

Is your cash flow stable?
If you don’t have a steady income, your mindset and actions will be distorted during volatility. This isn’t motivational talk; it’s both a mathematical and psychological fact.

$BTC $ETH $SOL are all there, but whether you can hold on depends on how solid your fundamental logic is.