No matter how optimistic you are about a coin, do not put all your chips in.
Going all in can be exhilarating when you win, but catastrophic when you lose.
Reasonably controlling your position is a basic skill for every qualified trader.
In a bull market, you can hold a heavier position, but you must leave room to respond to pullbacks; in a bear market, you should test the waters with a lighter position to avoid deep losses.
Your position determines your risk tolerance and whether you can enter the market when the next opportunity arises.
