#美联储联邦公开市场委员会决议 $BTC, $SOL, $BNB—among these mainstream cryptocurrencies, there's a very interesting phenomenon— the longer you stay in the circle, the more you see through it. Those fierce traders who rush into the order book every day often die the fastest. Conversely, those "not in a hurry" veterans tend to smile the brightest in the end.

The logic behind this isn't really mysterious. Long-term and medium-term investing, at its core, isn't complicated; what’s complicated is human nature.

It all boils down to one principle: when prices fall, buy in batches; when prices rise, sell some chips in stages. This isn't about going all-in or betting everything on one shot to change your fate, but about stacking a little more bullets during each adjustment and scraping a layer during each rebound. You're not betting on the direction; you're betting on the probability over time. You're not chasing the myth of getting rich quickly; you're betting on living long enough.

There are really just two simple things to do: first, always keep some cash reserves in your wallet; second, no matter how greedy you are, don't put all your assets in one position. No matter how the market swings, your mindset stays stable, you’re unafraid of pullbacks, calm during dips, and even eager for deeper drops to add more positions. Costs are gradually diluted, and your chips become increasingly solid.

You'll gradually realize that those who truly make big money from the market are never the fierce fighters in the game, but those seasoned veterans who appear "not in a hurry" but are actually patient. The most ironic phenomenon in the crypto world is this: the ones who rush the hardest often fall at the front, while those who stay steady are the ones who make it to the end.