It's helpful to separate "taking profits" into 2 categories. The first is PARKED profits. You invest in a token. It 3x's and you want to derisk, so you pull out your principal into stablecoins. It's meant to be temporary bc we're here to get rich. It sits in stablecoins while you're looking for the next opportunity to deploy. The second is BANKED profits. This is money you permanently take out of the cycle. Examples: • Pay off debt • Convert it into long-term assets (BTC, index funds) • Upgrade your life (new house, new phone, new laptop) The biggest mistake everyone makes is they only focus on the first one. They park in stablecoins, then redeploy into riskier bets. They keep repeating this until the market crashes and they have NOTHING to show for it. A quick tip is to split it everytime you take profits. Say you take out $1,000. 70% goes back into the parked pile to redeploy. 30% is your chips off the table. As the cycle goes longer, your banked pile keeps growing. Finally, everyone talks about taking profits as if it's simply math when it's actually more about psychology. Your token hits your target. You know you should sell. And then the voice kicks in: "what if it keeps going up?" or "man just 2 more months of this price action and I'll be set for life." We've all been there. That's why you decide the split before you're in the trade, not after. The 70/30 isn't a formula, it's a way of answering "what if it keeps going up?" ahead of time. You have to determine what "enough" is. And you have to do it while you're still thinking clearly.(Edgy - The DeFi Edge 🗡️)