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Trade in spot/ futures market in less leverage.
Both are good choices, it's up to us how we manage them.
If you choose to hold funds on a good project, for example: you keep your funds in BTC which is one of the largest currencies. There are times when this currency's price will decrease. Not only Bitcoin alone, all crypto currencies will definitely experience a decline in price quality. In my opinion, in holding currency, if I have made a profit, I will sell the profit, and I will hold the initial capital again. Since we have already benefited from there, we don't need to be greedy to get multiple profits. On the contrary, it will be risky, we will be too darkened with the imagined benefits of holding the currency, until we forget that there will be a decline in prices after that, and we don't even get the benefit, but instead we get losses from the consequences of holding it continuously. It is better slowly but surely, rather than waiting for profits that may not necessarily happen as we imagine.
If you choose to trade with lower leverage. In fact, it is a good choice. If we trade all our assets, it will be very risky if we experience losses. Because, if you have suffered a loss, we want the loss of assets to return to normal as soon as possible, even though we still want to get a profit. Better to trade with half of our assets. If we experience a loss, we will not panic too much and can still think about ways to reverse the loss capital without having to rush to return it. If we fully trade these assets, the way to reverse capital if we experience losses will be even more difficult, because there are no assets that can be used to reverse capital. We have fully used assets to trade to reap multiple profits, but instead suffered losses. In fact, it is a mistake, because we are too sure and greedy for the shadow of our own gain, which actually makes us fall at a loss.