Over the years of investing in the crypto world, I have discovered a few ironclad rules to share with everyone:

First, never go all-in at once. Even if you judge that a certain price is already at the bottom range, you should stagger your entries. My approach is to set a ladder-style buying plan—buy more as the price drops, continuously lowering the average cost.

Second, always reserve enough ammunition. The biggest fear is not a decline, but reaching the bottom without funds to buy the dip. Therefore, I always keep at least one round of additional funds for re-entry when building a position, ensuring I can jump in aggressively when real opportunities arise.

This method sounds simple, but executing it requires overcoming psychological barriers—especially when watching prices plummet, suppressing the impulse to load up all at once. However, in the long run, this disciplined investment mindset is more decisive for final returns than luck.