I've noticed that many investors are pretty impatient. When one asset pumps today, they rush in to chase it; tomorrow, another asset shoots up, and they start swapping positions, constantly flipping and flopping, ending up with a total mess.

Little do they realize, investing requires patience. People's energy is limited, and so are the assets they can follow. As an average trader, you should focus on just one or two assets. Once you spot their potential and get in at a relatively low price, it’s all about being patient and riding the wave with them as they grow.

For instance, the CRCL price recently dropped back to around 80 bucks, and a lot of folks who bought in at higher levels are now cursing their luck. Meanwhile, some KOLs are saying CRCL is done for, among other opinions.

Personally, I believe it's normal for an asset to have its ups and downs; it can't just keep mooning without corrections. For long-term holders, those short-term fluctuations are pretty trivial. Once you're in, you need to sit tight because the real juicy returns usually come when the market is divided; some are bullish, and some are bearish. If you wait until everyone is on board, that asset will probably have already broken out, and the price will be far from what it is now.

As an average Joe, you can only keep an eye on one or two assets. When it comes to picking those assets, it's smart to ask friends who are knowledgeable in this area. A few conversations will likely lead you to the same key players everyone else is talking about. So sometimes, when you're out of your depth, it's best to consult those more seasoned than you, listen to their insights, and copying their homework can be a solid strategy.