Already liquidated 97% of the position, leaving the remaining 3% as insignificant floating chips. The two most important principles for retail investors are: take profits. Instead of fantasizing that a certain coin can multiply ten or eight times (which is usually driven by large capital), it's better to steadily pocket the profits.

The market is indeed chaotic right now. Every day, some are cutting losses and fleeing, while others are chasing high and taking on new positions. This is when the greatest test of resolve occurs—do not blindly pick up coins that look "cheap." Low price does not mean low risk; many projects never recover once they hit rock bottom.

The real opportunity lies in observing quietly. Wait until market sentiment is completely frozen and bottom chips are accumulated—that's the starting point of the next wave of market movement. Greed and fear of missing out are the biggest enemies for retail investors. Instead of constantly watching the market and making reckless moves, it's better to safeguard existing gains and act at the right moment. Good opportunities are always there; don’t let your capital be wiped out.