When I first entered the cryptocurrency world, I naively thought that 'buy low and sell high' was enough. Later, I realized that those who think this way have long been in the queue to get harvested. $BTC
After ten years, I've seen too many people come in with dreams, only to leave with scars.
What’s truly difficult in this market has never been just clicking to buy and sell, but whether you can cross these four invisible hurdles:
Information Gap: When you see an overwhelming number of calls and hotspots, it is often already the end of the trend. The ones who can truly profit have long been seated at the table. $BNB
Mindset Issues: When prices rise, you’re afraid of selling too early; when they fall, you want to recover your losses. Once emotions come into play, actions become distorted. It’s easy to buy, but holding on and selling decisively is the true skill.
Time Cost: This is not a place for casual play. On-chain data, project narratives, community dynamics, tool usage… each aspect requires time investment. If you learn nothing, you won’t even be able to sit at the table.
Cognitive Dimension: The cryptocurrency world is a combination of emotions, narratives, and zero-sum games. Money earned by luck, without corresponding understanding, will eventually be returned to the market.
Ultimately, the threshold of the cryptocurrency world is not whether you can enter, but how long you can survive inside.
Here, it’s not about background, nor relying on connections, but about three things: the ability to continuously learn, strict adherence to discipline, and the strength to control emotions.
In this market, don’t rush in blindly anymore. Be slower, be steadier; those who survive longer will be the ones to laugh last.
Most people are trapped in a vicious cycle, not lacking effort, but lacking a guiding light. The market is often present, but opportunities don’t wait—follow the right people to emerge from the darkness. @luck萧
