It's not that you're not working hard enough, but rather that your understanding is "going in circles"

Many newcomers in the crypto world, after losing money, often fall into a misconception: Am I not working hard enough? Would watching a few more K-line tutorials or a few more KOL videos make me stronger?

But the harsh reality is: it's not that you're not working hard enough, but that your understanding hasn't upgraded and you're just going in circles.

You pay attention to the market every day, yet you haven't established your own trading system;

You remember every hot token, yet you don't understand the fundamental logic behind them;

You keep trying to "buy low and sell high," yet you always end up "buying high and selling low."

It's like running in the dark; no matter how hard you try, you're just exhausting yourself in place.

Effort is not blind desperation, but rather focus built on the right direction.

And the right direction often comes from repeated updates in understanding.

What you need:

To build your own investment research model from project logic

To summarize risk control principles from each loss

To distill capital behavior habits from the market's rotation rhythm

Only then will your efforts turn into breakthroughs, rather than getting stuck in an anxiety cycle.

So, instead of frantically scrolling through information every day and feeling overwhelmed, it's better to calm down and construct your own cognitive framework.

In the crypto world, having more information doesn't mean having an advantage; it's about who can distill true insights.