Very accurately: the market is not a lottery, but a system of redistributing patience.

Many come to the market with the expectation of quick results. To find 'that one coin', to enter at the right time and immediately get multiples. This is a natural desire, but it is based on a lottery mindset — betting on chance rather than understanding the system.
The financial market is not designed to regularly reward impatience. It is an environment for the redistribution of liquidity, where money moves from those who rush to those who build a process. The expectation of 'quick and a lot' distorts the perception of risk and pushes towards decisions without a margin of safety.