Newbies hope to turn their fortunes around by luck, while veterans lock in their win rate through mechanisms.
Newbies fantasize about making a comeback with the next wave of "Get Rich Coins", thinking, "If I just get another 100 times, I can change my fate."
They place their hopes on future miracles rather than their current abilities.
But veterans are mechanism-driven. They don't rely on luck; they depend on structured systems:
They think like this:
How can I use batch buying + take profit and stop loss to ensure I always have funds to re-enter?
How can I utilize fixed strategies + subjective trend judgment to improve long-term win rates?
How can I use different tools at different stages: airdrops, primary sales, IDOs, KOL following, Narrative games, etc.?
How can I establish a stable strategy system that has losses but overall growth?
Their core understanding is: "I can lose, but I want sustainability."
In the crypto world, getting rich quickly belongs to a very few, but stable profits belong to those with a system.
This is not about emotional competition, but about foundational design:
Luck cannot be replicated, but mechanisms can be iterated.
Newbies survive by luck once, while veterans win for a lifetime through mechanisms.
