Investing sometimes really feels like walking in the dark. It's pitch black around you, and you don't know if the path ahead is a smooth road or a deep pitfall. I used to be the kind of person who walked by instinct, and as a result, I fell too many times.
Later, I started using Bubblemaps, and I suddenly felt like I had a flashlight. Although it can't tell you which path will definitely lead to wealth, it can at least illuminate those pits. For instance, when I see that a certain new coin wallet distribution is particularly concentrated, a voice immediately pops up in my mind: Be careful, this is a trap. So I stop in my tracks and avoid possible losses.
This change is actually quite subtle. The old me was always led by price fluctuations, rushing in when prices rose and panicking when they fell. Now, I first look at the charts and examine the distribution of those bubbles. It provides me not just with rational judgments but also a sense of psychological security.
Most importantly, this feeling has slowly taught me to 'not rush'. There are many market opportunities; it's not about fleeting profits, but about having the confidence to stay for the long haul. And Bubblemaps, like that lamp on a dark road, reminds me to stay calm and not forget my original intention.
Sometimes I think, avoiding a single pitfall might be more important than making a quick buck.
