Key considerations for traders in 2025

As we enter 2025, this year is still long, and anything can happen - whether within or outside our control. To effectively deal with this evolving market, what should traders focus on?
Increase income, reduce leverage #1
Forget the fantasy of becoming a 'full-time crypto trader' overnight. Instead, focus on developing high-income skills that can help you generate passive income, which can then be strategically reinvested in cryptocurrencies. Additionally, use leverage cautiously as it is a double-edged sword that could push you further away from financial freedom if misused.
#2 Keep Bitcoin Exposure
To maintain resilience in this cycle, maintaining exposure to Bitcoin is non-negotiable. Allocating at least 50% of the investment portfolio to Bitcoin can provide stability. If unsure about market entry timing, consider using a dollar-cost averaging (DCA) strategy, allocating 10% of income monthly to steadily build positions.
#3 Avoiding "retreating in full body"
"Cross margin" not only means excessive leverage, but also means being excessively exposed to alternative currencies without sufficient liquid reserves. Many traders make a mistake of being too comfortable and continuously buying alternative currencies, leading to the inability to respond promptly when the market undergoes an adjustment. Always maintain a certain amount of cash buffer to seize unexpected opportunities.
#4 Set realistic expectations
Usually, the first cycle is for learning, the second cycle is for profit, and the third cycle is for maintaining wealth. Many traders are eager to get rich in their first cycle, but end up losing everything they have worked for. Instead of chasing unrealistic gains, it is better to stay grounded, manage risks wisely, and focus on long-term financial growth.
By following these principles, you can lead 2025 with strategic thinking and maximize your chances of success in the market.
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