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Diversification spreads capital across assets whose returns don't move in lockstep. When one holding falls, others may hold or rise, smoothing the overall path of your portfolio. It doesn't eliminate risk, but it reduces the impact of any single position — which is why it's often called the only free lunch in investing.

Most disciplined frameworks treat crypto as a small, high-volatility satellite allocation — typically under 10–15% — rather than a core holding. Because of its volatility, even a modest weight can meaningfully affect returns. Sizing it deliberately, and rebalancing back to target, keeps the position from quietly taking over your risk budget.

It's a sentiment gauge that scores the market from 0 (extreme fear) to 100 (extreme greed) using inputs like volatility, momentum, and volume. Contrarian investors often watch extremes: periods of extreme fear can mark opportunity, while extreme greed can signal froth. It's a context tool, not a trading signal on its own.

Market cap equals price multiplied by circulating supply — a measure of an asset's total size. It helps compare assets on equal footing: a low per-unit price doesn't mean an asset is cheap if its market cap is already enormous. Always read price alongside supply and cap.

Rebalancing means periodically trimming winners and topping up laggards to return to your target weights. It enforces buy-low, sell-high discipline automatically and prevents any one asset from dominating your risk. Over time, this systematic approach often beats reactive, emotion-driven timing.