The recent trading experience has made me realize a serious problem—there is a huge flaw in my position-splitting strategy.

Looking at myself, I have traded both IP and XMR many times, but I just couldn't catch the main upward wave when they started. The reason is actually very simple: poor position management. I am used to putting all my chips into one coin, and the consequence of this is that once I choose the wrong target, I can only watch other opportunities pass by.

Even more ridiculous, seeing XMR rise like that, I didn't dare to add more positions. After losing confidence, I started making random trades, which resulted in two big losses on short positions. Looking back now, I am speechless. These two lessons have taught me that proper position-splitting is not just about risk diversification; more importantly, it leaves room for adjustment and additional entries.