$RONIN currently has four clear variables driving its development: the implementation of core ecosystem applications, the upgrade and iteration of underlying technology, the optimization of token economic models, and ongoing security layer repairs. When these factors accumulate, short-term volatility remains relatively controllable. Personally, I believe there is still some room for upward movement.

A few days ago, I took a position during a dip, and my current strategy is to build positions in batches. Why do this? It's simple—no one wants to experience the feeling of being caught at a high point when buying in. The benefit of batching is that it allows you to continuously average down your cost basis—buying more during dips to lower your average, and riding the trend during rises. It may sound a bit greedy, but in the highly volatile crypto market, this approach can more effectively mitigate unilateral risks.

However, one thing must be stated upfront: crypto volatility is indeed extreme, and no strategy can change that. Be sure to use only idle funds for trading—do not use living expenses or borrowed money. Building positions in batches is a form of risk management, but only if your capital allocation is appropriate. If better opportunities to profit arise later, I will follow up immediately.