This interconnection carries a consequence allocators tend to underestimate. Diversification does more work in calm markets than in stressed ones. In risk-off regimes, correlations across tokens rise, and the protection investors assumed they held fades. Counterintuitively, holding more coins rarely translates into holding less risk. Durable risk management comes from controlling exposure. Lengthening the list of holdings does little on its own.
Why rules can beat emotion
The most expensive mistake in crypto is usually behavioral: abandoning a sound strategy at the worst possible moment, selling into a drawdown the portfolio was never sized to withstand. This is where systematic discipline earns its place. Decades of evidence on…






