In the field of cryptocurrency, many people pursue the maximization of short-term returns, while others pursue value investment. There is no absolute superiority or inferiority between these two methods in essence. The key lies in the individual's positioning of the length of "life".
Successful investors are good at analyzing problems through probability rather than getting bogged down in the right and wrong of investment strategies.
Value-oriented long-termism can greatly increase the probability of success, but the cost is waiting for several years or even decades. This can be seen as exchanging time for space. If you are used to thinking "live for today" or have serious uncertainty about the future, then value investing may not be suitable for you. Forcing yourself to try will make you more painful, and the result is often not worth the loss.
Pursuing short-term wealth often means increasing risk (such as high-leverage trading, dog-hunting, etc.). Don't expect to have the same winning rate as long-termism. This path will inevitably greatly reduce your probability of winning through investment in exchange for huge short-term returns.
In short, the idea of having it both ways doesn't work in this world. Those who try to pursue both at the same time often end up with the opposite of what they want. What determines which path you choose is your own orientation on the length of life. Only by knowing yourself can you succeed in this field.
