A hundred times the coin illusion? Beware of being robbed!!!
Every player chasing altcoins fantasizes that they are among the 0.01% lucky ones, but the reality is that the vast majority of altcoins end up going to zero. Just like buying lottery tickets, people only remember the winners and fail to see the thousands of worthless tickets.
Celebration is a warning
When a certain coin begins to be crazily recommended by various influencers, it’s like the party reaching its peak—smart people should find the exit. Remember: the market never lets the majority make money easily.
Despair breeds new life
Every time in cryptocurrency history when it was said "this time it’s really over," it later proved to be a golden opportunity. When the last wave of supporters tearfully sell at a loss, a new cycle is quietly starting.
The certainty trap
When you have the illusion of "guaranteed profit" in a certain coin, it’s like seeing the casino dealer smile at you—this is often a signal that the harvesting is about to begin. The market specializes in making people uncomfortable.
The asymmetry of gains and losses
Making money here is like dripping water through stone; it takes time, but losing money can happen in an instant like an avalanche. Newbies often overestimate their profit speed while underestimating the acceleration of losses.
KOL demystification
Many so-called "masters" may not even outperform BTC spot returns. Remember: those who show their gains might be actors; the real money-makers are quietly accumulating wealth.
Contract death equation
Behind the seemingly 50% win rate lies a triple meat grinder of fees, slippage, and liquidation lines. Using leverage is like dancing on the edge of a knife; even professional players often get hurt.
Wisdom of dancing with wolves
The market maker is not a philanthropist, but a smart hunter will observe the movements of the main forces. Instead of opposing them, it’s better to ride the momentum, just like surfers using the power of the waves.
The truth of value vacuum
In this market, consensus is value, and liquidity is life. The so-called "fundamentals" are often just beautiful stories told to those who will take the bait.
Luck-weighted theory
Effort can avoid catastrophic losses, but becoming rich requires a stroke of luck. Just like in Texas Hold'em, skill determines the lower limit, while luck determines the upper limit.
[Investment Philosophy]
The market always rewards the patient and punishes the greedy. True understanding is not the ability to predict price rises and falls, but the art of controlling risk. Maintain awe, and you will achieve longevity.
(The above experiences are drawn from practical summaries across multiple bull and bear cycles; it is recommended to save and reflect on them repeatedly. The market has risks, and decisions should be made cautiously.)
