The most common mistake in trading is going all-in in one shot. I've seen too many people put their last dollar into a position and end up getting wiped out when the market moves against them.

It's actually very simple—always leave yourself a backup plan. Keep a few hundred dollars aside; this isn't a waste, but a chip for rebirth. You can use this money to start a small business, deliver food, or invest in an electric scooter for part-time work—all of which can generate cash flow. The key is that when the market gives you an opportunity, you still have bullets in the chamber.

Look at this cycle; the trends of leading coins like BTC, ETH, and ZEC make it clear. Market changes happen quickly, and the risks are high. But if you go all-in without any buffer, a single pullback could wipe you out. Those who keep some reserve can instead buy the dip at the bottom and ultimately turn the tide in their favor.

Trading is fundamentally a game of probabilities. Protect your principal so you have a chance to participate in the next bull run. Don't let a single mistake ruin all your chances to turn things around.