1. Root first and then bear fruit
If you haven't grasped the exchange mechanisms or cross-chain logic, it's like going to battle empty-handed. First, digest the basic concepts; this is your trump card for surviving in the circle.
2. Experiment with small costs to practice
Don't believe that 'insider information' can make you rich effortlessly; spend some pocket money to personally step into the pitfalls—contract liquidation, airdrop scams; only by falling can you remember the lesson.
3. The quality of your circle determines the height of your understanding
Get rid of 99+ unread spam groups, talk to people who genuinely research projects about technical white papers. While others are still chasing hot trends, you've already seen through the logic of the track.
4. Be the central decision-maker for yourself
Big influencer opinions can be referenced, but the heartbeat of your position's profit and loss is only understood by yourself. Building an independent analysis framework is 100 times more reliable than following the crowd to buy coins.
5. Find the right survival mode for yourself
Some people profit by hoarding mainstream coins through bull and bear markets, and some profit by arbitraging with bonuses. Don't blindly learn from others who play contracts. Just like running requires the right shoes, investing requires finding the path that suits you.
6. The myth of hundredfold coins is just for listening
There are plenty of projects shouting 'the next BTC', but real opportunities are hidden in technological iterations and ecological implementations. Those who held ETH from 100 to 4000 have long turned their dreams of quick wealth into long-term understanding.
7. Being in a shell is a necessary course for growth
Who hasn’t been a 'cave dweller' in altcoins? Treat each loss as a note: why did you chase the high? What part of the white paper didn't you understand? These 'tuition fees' will help you sharpen your insights.
8. Be a smart person within the rules
Don't blame the market for cutting leeks; the experts have long treated K-lines as a chessboard—understanding the dealer's routine means playing in segments, and if you don't understand, wait for the trend. Complaining doesn't solve position problems; understanding the rules is how to break the deadlock.
9. Taking action is more valuable than watching
Write project analyses, keep position records, or even do a small batch of market making. While others are still staring blankly at K-lines, you've already grasped the market pulse through practical operation.
10. Grow according to your own timezone
Some people multiply their investment tenfold in three months, while others take five years to transform from a 'leek' into an analyst. Don't focus on others' profits anxiously; digest one concept a day and optimize a strategy once; progress will materialize over time.
The crypto space never lacks stories of surges, but what it lacks are people who can maintain their understanding amidst the bubbles. Avoiding a pitfall is like depositing a 'cognitive deposit' into your profit account.
Keep up with the rhythm; if you don't make money this cycle, who will?
