Newbies chase the rise and sell on the dip, while veterans dollar-cost average and lurk: The difference between greed and patience is wealth freedom.

Newbies panic when they see green and rush when they see red. They are stuck in a dead loop of "cutting losses - chasing the rise - cutting losses again," thinking they are investing, but in reality, they are just reacting to stress.

They do not understand: the essence of the market is not prediction, but a game of position management and time management.

Veterans, especially those who have experienced bull and bear market transitions, have come to understand a truth: making money is never about chasing, but about "holding."

They will choose a narrative in advance, analyze the underlying logic, and determine the selling structure, lurking in the bottom area for dollar-cost averaging, rather than waiting until it becomes a "hot topic on the internet" before rushing to buy high.

What’s more ruthless is that veterans often sell quietly when you rush in to chase.

Newbies make money off emotional fluctuations, while veterans make money off the compounding of time.

The essence of the cryptocurrency circle is never about who runs fast, but who can "wait" the longest. To earn a hundredfold, it’s not about going all in, but about positioning in advance and having a long-term holding strategy.