As the market capitalization of Bitcoin grows larger, the impact of each market cycle is diminishing. The previous instances of rapid surges and instantaneous doubling in a short period are likely a thing of the past. The increase during bull markets is no longer frantic, and the corrections are more gentle—everyone is starting to hold onto their coins more cautiously, not easily cutting losses, nor blindly chasing highs.

In the future, market fluctuations will be more frequent, with less amplitude but higher frequency, which is where true patience is tested. Many people lose their sense of direction or act impulsively in this cycle of repeated turmoil.

For most retail investors, the safest approach is quite simple: find a relatively low point to enter the market and hold onto Bitcoin until the next bull market ends. This method is straightforward and can almost guarantee outperforming the majority. Other ways to make money exist, but they are more difficult to execute and carry greater risks, making them unsuitable for widespread participation.

In the crypto space, opportunities are equal for everyone; the difference lies in whether you can resist the market's temptations, whether you have clear judgment, and whether you truly invest time in researching and understanding the essence of the market. Many losses are actually due to one's lack of preparation rather than issues with the coin itself.