The truth about surviving in the crypto world: the real enemy is not the market, but uncontrollable impulses.

How many times have you bought the dip at the bottom or chased the top at the peak, all because of emotional triggers? During a decline, panic selling; during an increase, fear of missing out and chasing the rally. When the rhythm gets chaotic, operations inevitably become distorted.
The market always contradicts intuition; trading volume is the footprint of emotions—hot emotions lead to explosive volume, cold emotions lead to no follow-through.
Those who can make long-term profits are not the smartest, but the most patient: not greedily grabbing the last coin, not fearing holding cash for opportunities, not recklessly trading in volatile markets.
The crypto space is never short of opportunities; what’s lacking is the ability to stay rational amid noise, to know when to stop before temptation. Ultimately, trading is not about fighting the market, but battling inner luck and fear.
Experts understand: act decisively when it’s time to act, be decisive when it’s time to stop. Sometimes, doing nothing is better than acting.