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After so long investing in crypto assets, I increasingly understand one principle — constantly watching the charts and data is really exhausting and unprofitable. Think about it, those data have already been factored into the price long ago. Relying on data to catch market gains? That's overestimating. Institutional quant teams have already calculated all possibilities thoroughly; retail investors can't compete with algorithms no matter how they hustle.

Instead of obsessing over data, it's better to focus your energy on what truly matters. There are only a few things retail investors can do: First, find reliable sectors and avoid reckless investments; second, clarify your investment logic and avoid being vague; third, build positions gradually — you can't eat hot tofu in one bite, take your time; fourth, set clear trading rules — know your stop-loss levels, when to add positions based on signals, and most importantly, when to take profits. This last point is more crucial than anything else.

The most painful truth is — don’t expect to get rich overnight or double your money on a single trade like Buffett. Be realistic: earning a little more than you lose each month is enough. Small gains accumulate over time; water flows to the lowest point, and steady progress leads to long-term success. These words sound simple, but very few retail investors can truly stick to them. Keep going, everyone.