Every panic is an opportunity for veterans to ambush.
When the market drops, the first reaction of novices is: "It's over, it's crashing, we need to run!"
The veterans' reaction is: "Panic has begun, time to pick up money."
This is not about being bold, but about a difference in thinking frameworks.
Novices only see the immediate price fluctuations, while veterans look at the critical points of emotional cycles.
Panic ≠ risk; the real risk is when you chase highs during greed;
while panic often occurs after risk is released, when chips are concentrated and opportunities begin.
An example scenario:
When FTX collapsed, novices sold out in fear, while veterans started picking up Solana;
When a project went rogue and public opinion spread, novices cut losses to avoid danger, while veterans tracked cold wallet dynamics on-chain to determine the bottom buying points;
When the overall market is sluggish, novices exit to wait and see, while veterans dig for airdrops, participate in financing, and bet on Narrative expectations.
When the market is good, anyone you buy will rise;
when the market is bad, only the calm can accurately pinpoint future winners.
Mindset determines perspective, perspective determines wealth.
When others' emotions explode, if you can stay rational, you have already won half the battle.
