Recent key market closing positions have sparked quite a bit of discussion. In every such market move, both bears and bulls are re-evaluating their positions. Some successfully bottom fish, while others repeatedly get caught on the wrong side.

But regardless of how the market unfolds, the traders who truly survive are doing the same thing: asking themselves three questions before placing an order. If I make a mistake, what is the maximum loss I can accept? What profit do I expect to make? Is the risk-reward ratio of this trade worth taking?

Market liquidity is constantly changing, and the volatility patterns of mainstream assets like Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Binance Coin vary, but the underlying logic of trading remains the same — you can never bet on "certainty" because it simply doesn't exist. The market only provides probabilities.

True experts are never the ones with the most accurate predictions, but those who understand their calculations best. They know how to precisely assess risk in each trade and replace fantasies with probabilistic thinking, which is essential for long-term survival amid the fluctuations of the crypto market.