Recently moved some positions. Opened a small position of 0.1 on a leading exchange, and reduced 0.6 on another exchange to invest in financial products with an annualized return of 1.76%, aiming to stabilize returns. Honestly, this round of trading hasn't been very ideal. The market indeed arrived, but I don't feel at ease. What's the problem? I realized I keep flipping positions frequently, especially with that one coin almost scaring me out of my position.

Later, I figured it out— the real strategy should be to wait for the market to rise, and then start with meme coins and mainstream coins together, making money through cyclical growth, rather than switching back and forth every day. When large funds enter the market, there's no need to show weakness; that's when the real opportunity is. So now, the strategy is very simple: lock in profits first, stay steady, and wait for the right rhythm.

The remaining small accounts continue to be held on a leading exchange, observing quietly. Mindset is more important than operation.