For projects with a longer lifecycle, there's a strategy worth trying—don't treat profit-taking as a one-time event, but turn it into a daily habit. This approach is actually more stable. Especially for retail investors who don't have much time and funds to conduct in-depth research, this method remains feasible.

The core logic is simple: don't go all-in on one direction. Divide your principal into several parts, use one wallet for a period of time, then switch to another, rotating through them. This way, even if a certain address is flagged or the project airdrop shrinks, you won't lose everything. Instead, during this process, you gradually accumulate some long-term holdings of low-liquidity assets—sometimes, that's the most straightforward safety margin.