One important aspect of stock trading is not to get too complacent about the fact that they have smaller drawdowns than altcoins and feel 'safer' Meaning, you can theoretically "average down" into a dip, but you have to: 1/ be very surgical about where you add (only on new local lows) 2/ de-risk on bounces 3/ know how many chips you have left so that you still have some if we reach an extreme drawdown (which would be 'deep value' to buy in the context of the LTF move) It's also extremely easy to be buying a local top while feeling comfortable, without realizing you are actually at a very risky level for bulls As usual, the main risk management lesson is all about one word: sizing. Oversizing a trade is the main thing you should always try to avoid