Investments are a field where not only your money and brain are put to the test but also your patience.
In today's crypto landscape, where any breeze can lift or crash an asset, it requires a cool-headed approach to "how to enter and exit the market efficiently."

It's not enough to follow the philosophy of "buy low", "sell high"; if that's the case, it’s more profitable to hit up a casino and bet randomly. Everything is guided by the PRUDENT price you consider for exiting or entering.

How to draw prudent lines? (Beginners)

Knowing the market is having a healthy respect for its movements; fear is not defined as being scared, but rather the awareness of what the asset is capable of doing in the next 4 hours. And that's when our strategies bloom.

First, it's crucial to remember that you should NEVER invest money you need; you must be aware that just as you can gain, you can also lose.

Second, a low price doesn't immediately mean a buying opportunity, and a high price doesn't guarantee a selling chance; you need a limit where you feel satisfied, that threshold that makes you say, "this is what I’m taking" or "here's where I'm entering."

Third, don’t follow the herd; if you see the price, in this case, $BTC , crashing, for the love of God, don’t sell what you bought at a lower average price. And you might say, "but I want to keep moving," which is understandable; one easily gets anxious when the price is just a few cents away from hitting and then retraces.

But it’s like this: either you invest another amount, or you lose when you sell... Or well, just give it away; there’s no escape here. If it’s the former, please check reliable sources online, like investing news, platform updates, etc. Never rely on those alarmist posts claiming that Bitcoin or the asset you invested in will vanish for your next move.

To conclude, I want you to memorize this:

"Be fearful when others are greedy and greedy when others are fearful" ~ Warren Buffett.