Newbies frequently switch coins frantically, while veterans steadfastly adhere to their understanding: you are just busy, and he is waiting for time to pay off.
After entering the crypto world, the most common mistake newbies make is "frequently switching projects." They chase after a coin that is soaring, then switch again the next day when another one rises, and within a week, they have changed their positions five times, only to end up trapped at a high.
They are not really investing; they are chasing the "next trending topic."
In contrast, veterans behave more like hunters: once they truly understand the value structure of a particular track, narrative, or project, they will repeatedly study, build positions at low prices, and firmly wait for time to ferment.
Just like in 2023, veterans ambushed Layer 2, and in 2024, they positioned themselves early in the AI narrative; they are not concerned about which day a coin rises by 20%, but rather whether this narrative can support more than three times the rotation space.
The reason veterans can hold on is that they know what they are holding, rather than relying on price fluctuations to decide whether to stick it out.
Newbies determine their beliefs based on price changes, while veterans determine price changes based on their beliefs.
Frequent coin switching may seem like hard work, but in reality, it is just busywork; steadfastly holding on may appear laid-back, but it is actually a victory of deep understanding.
In the crypto world, it's not about who is faster, but rather who is more accurate and durable.
