Newcomers chase trends, veterans look at mechanisms: see through the harvesting schemes at a glance

In the cryptocurrency world, trends come one after another. Newcomers rush to follow the news every day, jumping in wherever someone shouts the loudest, fantasizing that they will catch the next hundredfold coin. But have you ever thought: why is it that after so many shouts, the only ones making money are others, and the ones losing are yourself?

Veterans do not blindly chase trends; their first reaction is always: "Is the mechanism of this project reasonable? Who gets the token distribution? Can it be sold off?"

Whether a project is popular is about the narrative; whether it can make money is about the mechanism. For example, can it be traded after an airdrop? What is the private placement price? Is there a lock-up release? These are the questions veterans clarify first before deciding whether to invest.

In the cryptocurrency world, it's not about who shouts the loudest making money, but about seeing through the mechanisms and avoiding pitfalls. Learning to observe mechanisms allows you not to be swept away by emotions.