The market rewards the obsessed... until it stops doing so

There's something strange I've started to notice in crypto.

Many of the best trades I've seen came from obsession.

Hours of research.

Hours of reading.

Hours searching for something that no one else has spotted. But I've also noticed something equally curious.
Some of the worst mistakes originated from the exact same place.
Because there's a point where research stops giving you an edge.
And starts convincing you of things that don't exist.
The more time you spend staring at something, the easier it is to fall in love with your own thesis.
And when that happens, you stop searching for the truth.
You start looking for confirmation.
That's why I found it interesting something I thought while reviewing Bedrock.
Sometimes the true value of a thesis isn't in how much you believe in it.
It's in how many times you tried to prove yourself wrong and it still held up.
Because anyone can fall in love with an idea.
The tough part is putting it under constant pressure.
And honestly, I believe that the strongest convictions come from the strongest doubts.

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