Many people in this market keep chasing around, only to end up empty-handed. They come up with all kinds of excuses—insufficient technology, poor coin selection judgment, tough market conditions, bad players. But in reality? The real bottleneck often lies in the word "mentality."

Don’t believe it? Think about whether you are like this: buying a coin, full of dreams of doubling your investment. As soon as the price fluctuates slightly, your mindset collapses immediately. You start cursing the market, blaming the whales, even wanting to slap the screen. But what’s the use of doing that? No asset can only go up and never fall. If such an asset existed, it would definitely be a scam.

Market fluctuations are normal. Only those who can stay calm and patient have a chance to survive a full cycle. Where is the root of the problem? It’s in holding onto the mentality of "getting rich overnight" while trying to do something that requires "gradual accumulation." These two are fundamentally incompatible.

A stable and appreciating market will never be kind to those seeking quick gains. People staring at K-line charts every day are filled with anxiety. Conversely, those with a steady mindset can slowly accumulate real wealth in this market.

What do they understand? The purpose of investing is not short-term explosive profits, but long-term steady growth. Losses? That’s a normal part of trading. The real skill is how to handle losses. We can’t change the market’s volatility, but we can absolutely maintain our discipline and rhythm.

Ultimately, if you’re not making money, it’s mostly not because the market slapped you in the face, but because that restless urge to "prove yourself quickly" has suppressed your rationality. Lower your expectations a bit, extend your patience, and only then can you walk this path steadily.