Finally meaningful post. Thank you for reminding me to stay out of emotions. 🔮

Greed is everywhere and logic is gone
99% will lose what they made in months
Here’s how to play it smart and exit clean

1/ The final phase plays by different rules
Early DCA and random rotations stop working
Euphoria breaks logic, volatility explodes
Timing becomes everything

2/ Don’t DCA in now
You are not early anymore — time works against you
Late buyers need conviction, not average entries
Enter with intent or stay in cash

3/ DCA out, not in
Take profits as price moves up, not at the top
No one sells the exact peak
Dreamers keep screenshots, winners keep cash

4/ Focus on strength
Dead bags will only drag you down
If it didn’t bounce by now, it won’t later
Winners multiply, losers drain your energy

5/ Avoid locking tokens this late in the cycle
That “safe yield” can trap you when exits start
Staking removes your flexibility
Liquidity gives you freedom, not APR

6/ Don’t jump on every new narrative
You can’t catch every move
Pick a few themes and hold conviction
Overtrading kills performance

7/ This part is a battle of discipline
You don’t need to win every week
You just need to outlast others
Protect capital first, chase gains second

8/ Exit coins aren’t for holding into the bear
If it hasn’t pumped, it probably won’t
Don’t wait for “one more leg”
Hope isn’t a plan — rotate or cash out

9/ Withdraw regularly
Don’t wait for that perfect candle
Test your fiat rails, build history with your bank
Move small amounts before the big ones

10/ Conviction beats diversification
A hundred tiny bets won’t change your life
A focused position in your strongest play will
Proper sizing turns good ideas into real wealth

11/ Volatility gets wild near the top
Ignore noise, stick to your plan
Green candles aren’t safety, red ones aren’t death
Big swings are traps meant to shake you out

12/ Think beyond crypto
Use profits to buy freedom, not just coins
Real estate, startups, assets that last
Crypto builds capital, not cages

13/ Greed kills more portfolios than fear ever did
Set your “I made it” number and respect it
If you never sell, it was never real
Progress matters more than screenshots
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