Here's a harsh truth many people don't want to hear:
When you first enter the crypto world, with only 3000U to 10,000U, expecting to get rich directly from a bull market is nearly impossible.
It's not that you aren't trying hard enough; it's just that at this stage, you have neither the chips nor the experience.
1. Newbies never truly lose their principal
Many people lose money not because the market is targeting you, but because you still don't know anything:
- Unfamiliar with exchange rules, unable to calculate slippage or fees
- Can't understand airdrops, hesitant to interact on the blockchain
- Afraid to touch low-quality coins, and those who dare don't understand risk control
Narratives are always a step behind; trends are always “only recognized after they rise.”
In such a state, what do you have to win?
2. Even with good luck, you can't hold onto a hundredfold coin
This is a harsher truth.
Those who have never seen big money,
When they first triple or quintuple their investment,
Their hands tremble, their hearts race, and their minds start creating reasons to sell.
Real significant gains don't come from picking a coin,
But whether you have the “awareness and mindset to bear the profits.”
3. The real gap in the crypto world is the “time advantage”
Outsiders see: which coin has doubled again, and someone has become rich overnight.
Insiders see:
✔ When the narrative starts
✔ When the funds begin to test the waters
✔ Which addresses are ambushing early
✔ Which projects are slowly building their ecosystem when “no one is watching”
Getting a step ahead means experiencing an additional bull market.
4. A person's circle determines their limits
Who you surround yourself with,
Determines whether you see price or logic;
Whether it's emotion or structure;
Whether it's chasing highs or ambushing.
Most people aren't not trying hard,
But their information sources are too poor, learning paths too wild, and no one corrects their mistakes.
5. Success is not luck, it's choice
In the crypto world, those who can last are never the smartest, but:
✔ Willing to learn
✔ Able to hold on
✔ Can keep up with the rhythm
✔ Not led by emotions
Choosing the right circle,
Following the right mentors,
Often matters much more than staring at hundreds of candlesticks every day.
6. Opportunities never wait for anyone,
The bull market window is brutally short.
Will you continue to rely on feelings and bump around,
Or will you start to stand in a higher position and see the whole game clearly?
I am Uncle Nan, using the pitfalls I've encountered to help you avoid detours.
