The easiest mistake for newcomers in the crypto world is to want to get rich quickly. But if you only have a superficial understanding of cross-chain assets and haven't grasped the basic concepts of blockchain, you'll just chase gains and sell in panic—this way, you simply won't make money. Building a solid foundation is the first step.

Avoiding pitfalls and practicing diligently are unavoidable. Ask fewer questions and accumulate experience more. There are 101 ways to say the same thing—speculators call investors fools, and investors say speculators are gamblers. Some say a project is a great innovation, others say it's just a shell concept, and some think neither side is reliable. In this market, 99% of people who have been playing for years might still be considered retail investors; don't trust any single voice too much.

Choosing the right circle is crucial. Most group chats are about small talk, with occasional profit screenshots as the only valuable content. Truly valuable communities can help you see the facts clearly.

Ultimately, investing is your own business. Others' analyses are just references; the key is to do your own in-depth research and develop your own investment framework. With a framework, you can have your own stance and ignore others' opinions. Learn more, summarize, and learn from others' strengths and weaknesses, but the decision-making power is in your hands.

Which is better: spot trading, contracts, or options? The one that suits you best is the best. Choose the most appropriate method based on market trends, provided you have a thorough understanding and analysis of the coin. Here’s a key point: do not touch contracts, do not touch contracts, do not touch contracts.

Regarding finding 100x coins, if you don't even understand the basic concepts, haven't grasped the logic of this market, and keep asking others, you'll never find a 100x coin. Instead, you'll be easily harvested. Making money isn't that easy; the easier the method, the less likely you are to make money.

Patience is the foundation of making money. You may need to learn for a long time. If you're exploring blindly, you'll step on many pits before understanding this market. It's okay—treat each pit as a lesson, these are all the tuition fees you have to pay.

Finally, follow basic rules. Admit when you're wrong, accept when you've taken the wrong path. Experts usually don't complain; only the weak like to blame others for harvesting retail investors or unfair rules. Before you have the ability to set rules, speak less.