Newcomers to the cryptocurrency world should recognize who they are 'competing' against

Many friends, when they first enter this circle, think it's just a simple game of price fluctuations.

But in reality, the real challenge is not the ups and downs themselves, but the opponents, rhythms, and cognitive gaps you face.

01｜What you face is not just market fluctuations

Behind the price changes of many projects, there are often specific driving forces, such as the involvement of large funds, preset rhythms, or narratives.

What appears to be free fluctuations is, in fact, often 'planned' volatility.

Don’t always try to catch every wave by frequent trading; those who are truly experienced tend to have a steadier layout and a slower rhythm.

02｜Most of the time is a 'waiting period'

In a complete cycle, the actual time when opportunities arise is not much.

Many people fail to make profits not because they judged the direction incorrectly, but because they couldn't endure the calm waiting period in between.

Short-term fluctuations may seem exciting, but truly effective judgments come from long-term accumulation and patience.

03｜The hardest part is emotional control

Anxiety, impatience, and FOMO (Fear of Missing Out) are the core reasons why most people struggle to make good decisions.

While the market seems to be constantly fluctuating, the one who should remain steady is yourself.

Rationally view each rise and fall; not being impulsive or blind is the foundation for steady long-term progress.

So where should beginners start?

Understand the basic logic of the industry; don’t rush to chase hot trends right away;

Focus on a few quality information sources to avoid information overload;

Choose the direction you can understand and are willing to pay attention to long-term, slowly building your judgment;

Maintain curiosity, think independently, and don’t rush for results.