Every time there's a boom in the crypto world, you are present, but you've never participated.
Do you ever feel like this: a certain project skyrockets by 10 times, and you clearly knew about it long ago, but still missed out? You've read its white paper, joined its Telegram group, and even had friends urging you to invest, but you just didn't buy.
It's not because you weren't aware early enough, but because you lack the drive and judgment to turn knowledge into action.
This is a common phenomenon among retail investors known as 'pseudo-participation': you always stand on the edge of the frenzy, seemingly informed, yet never taking the plunge; you are always waiting for a 'better opportunity' or a 'lower price', and as a result, you never buy.
You want to participate, but you aim for too much 'perfection'; you seek low risk while demanding high returns. Your fantasies about the future end up becoming obstacles to action.
The crypto boom has not passed you by; it's that you never dared to take the step.
It's not a lack of information, but a lack of decision-making ability that turns you into a bystander rather than a participant.
