Most people lose money in cryptocurrency trading; it's really not a matter of luck, but rather stepping into too many pitfalls:
Following the trend and listening to news? Getting emotionally charged and jumping in and out? Going all in without understanding the hot spots? Having no concept of stop-loss? Plus high leverage, lack of diversification, and being easily cut off, you basically have gathered all the "loss-making formulas".
Not to mention the information asymmetry—institutions rely on tools and data, while we rely on feelings and luck, resulting in being treated merely as liquidity.
I later realized that to survive in the crypto space, you really need to have your own strategy and rhythm. It’s not that you have to be a programmer, but you can’t just rely on feeling "good" to rush into the market.
Now, using AllinDoge to view on-chain data, find hot spots, and analyze projects at least helps me avoid being cut off inexplicably. It may not make you rich overnight, but it allows you to take fewer detours and see a few more steps ahead—sometimes, that's enough.