There are always those who are curious about what secret weapons those who continuously make money in the crypto world hold. After observing for these past few years, I found that they rely not on 'insider information' or 'luck', but on something much more tangible.

Those who make a living by recognizing differences constitute a large majority.

When it comes to buying Bitcoin, some only look at price fluctuations, while others understand the supply and demand logic behind the halving mechanism; when analyzing projects, some focus on 'how much it has increased', while others check code submission records and fund flow. Before the L2 sector exploded last year, some had already positioned themselves by researching Ethereum's scaling solutions, and by the time ordinary investors reacted, they had already made enough to exit. This kind of understanding isn’t innate; it is gained from daily studying of white papers and monitoring on-chain data.

Only those who can control their hands can survive to see profits.

I've seen too many people who are skilled in technical analysis yet fall into the trap of 'unable to resist trading'. Those who truly make money have their own 'trading discipline': they cut losses when they should, and hold firm when necessary. A friend's rule is particularly simple: no more than 3 trades per week, and if losses exceed 10%, he stops trading for a week. It seems foolish, but it has helped him avoid countless pitfalls.

Those who monetize their skills earn the most steadily.

Programmers audit projects, designers create avatars for NFTs, and writers analyze market dynamics — these individuals earn not from the fluctuations in coin prices, but from tangible 'skill-based income'. In their accounts, stable cash flow outweighs gains from trading. No matter how chaotic the crypto world becomes, those with real skills can always find a way to make a living.

Ultimately, the core of making money in the crypto world is the same as anywhere else: either see through things better than others, endure better than others, or have better skills than others. Those who are always looking for 'shortcuts' are often the first to be eliminated by the market. After all, when the tide goes out, those who remain are never the ones who just go with the flow.

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