I think the better strategy is to trade less but trade more effectively. Build a safer strategy and focus on a higher win rate. When you trade too much, you're constantly checking charts, scanning for new projects, and fomoing into every new narrative. It affects your judgment, routine, and sleep. That's what I've experienced lately. I'm talking about normal trader here. It's hard to do anything well when you're doing it at high intensity. The more capital you have, the more careful you should be with it. Honestly, I used to take too much risk with large positions. After taking enough losses, I've switched to a safer strategy. I look for og tokens that are still ranging after their first dump and haven't pumped yet. Then I look for a low risk entry when they break out. This has given me a much higher win rate and, at least so far, most of my trades have made 50%+. If you're simply looking to build long term positions more safely, just DCA and hold projects you believe have long term potential, like bitcoin:native, ethereum:native, SOL, BNB, and HYPE. I'm writing this as a reminder to myself to do better. I've never traded at this intensity before, and the past 3 weeks have taught me a lot. A good trade isn't about trading more. Trade less. Build a better strategy.

*oh sorry 2012