Recent market volatility has intensified, causing many investors to fall into panic. Whenever this happens, the community is often faced with the soul-searching question: "Should I sell or not?"

Actually, the core issue isn't whether to sell or not, but whether you have proper liquidity management. This is a fundamental skill for long-term survival in the crypto space.

Careful observation of experienced participants who have gone through multiple cycles reveals a common trait: they always keep a portion of stablecoins in hand. These reserves are not accumulated through frequent selling, but through smarter methods—asset re-mortgaging to obtain liquidity.

How exactly does this work? For example, if you hold core assets like BNB, you can use a collateralization mechanism to exchange for stablecoins and keep them in your account. This way, you don't have to sell your core assets but still maintain sufficient liquidity. When the market experiences a significant pullback, while others panic and sell, you can calmly use these stablecoins to buy quality assets at low prices.

This is the initiative in market fluctuations. A sharp decline is never a bad thing; the key is whether you're prepared. Investors with ample liquidity can maintain a balanced offense and defense in any market environment. Conversely, being fully invested and unable to add positions means you can only passively endure the volatility.

Before the next wave of market movement arrives, check your liquidity reserves first.