Today, as I was looking at the market chart, I suddenly had a very strong feeling:
This market doesn’t require you to seize every opportunity. If you truly catch one big one, it may just take off immediately.
BTC in this round has already surged back to around $86,000, briefly touching $87,000 and setting a new high in about eight months. At the same time, the total market cap of the entire Crypto market has reclaimed the $3 trillion level, and funds have started to flow from BTC into altcoins.
When you look back at what happened recently from this angle, it gets pretty interesting.
After ZEC rose from its low, it wasn’t just the coin that went up—there’s already been a wealth-effect spillover into NFTs, wallets, and privacy applications. Today, there’s even data showing that the funding size related to the previous Zcash NFT auction reached the tens of millions of dollars.
Meanwhile, ETH is also gaining strength. Reuters mentioned today that ETH has broken through the prior key technical resistance zone.
You’ll notice:
Opportunities never line up to tell you, “Buy now.”
Most of the time, they start out as something unremarkable—a new wallet, an NFT that nobody is researching, a brand-new protocol, or even just a set of on-chain data that suddenly begins to grow.
By the time everyone finally understands it, the odds are often already completely different.
So lately, I’ve been caring less about “getting every single one right.”
My mindset has shifted to:
Look more, research more, do more hands-on practice, test with small positions—then wait for the real opportunity worth going big on.
Out of 10 projects, maybe 5 won’t move, 3 will lose money, and 1 will make a little.
But as long as that remaining one truly runs—
it can completely cover all the mistakes from before.
That’s also what’s most fascinating about Crypto:
Returns aren’t distributed linearly.
You don’t need to win every day.
Sometimes, in a year, the one or two times that genuinely change your account curve are all it takes.
The problem is: when it shows up—
did you research it in advance?
Is your wallet ready?
Is the process already working?
Most importantly, when you truly understand it, do you have the nerve to size up your position?
Next time, an opportunity will definitely come again.
What we need to do isn’t to chase every hype cycle, but to make sure that when a truly big opportunity arrives, we’re still in the game.
Brothers, keep looking.
Catch one—and it might just take off immediately.
This market doesn’t require you to seize every opportunity. If you truly catch one big one, it may just take off immediately.
BTC in this round has already surged back to around $86,000, briefly touching $87,000 and setting a new high in about eight months. At the same time, the total market cap of the entire Crypto market has reclaimed the $3 trillion level, and funds have started to flow from BTC into altcoins.
When you look back at what happened recently from this angle, it gets pretty interesting.
After ZEC rose from its low, it wasn’t just the coin that went up—there’s already been a wealth-effect spillover into NFTs, wallets, and privacy applications. Today, there’s even data showing that the funding size related to the previous Zcash NFT auction reached the tens of millions of dollars.
Meanwhile, ETH is also gaining strength. Reuters mentioned today that ETH has broken through the prior key technical resistance zone.
You’ll notice:
Opportunities never line up to tell you, “Buy now.”
Most of the time, they start out as something unremarkable—a new wallet, an NFT that nobody is researching, a brand-new protocol, or even just a set of on-chain data that suddenly begins to grow.
By the time everyone finally understands it, the odds are often already completely different.
So lately, I’ve been caring less about “getting every single one right.”
My mindset has shifted to:
Look more, research more, do more hands-on practice, test with small positions—then wait for the real opportunity worth going big on.
Out of 10 projects, maybe 5 won’t move, 3 will lose money, and 1 will make a little.
But as long as that remaining one truly runs—
it can completely cover all the mistakes from before.
That’s also what’s most fascinating about Crypto:
Returns aren’t distributed linearly.
You don’t need to win every day.
Sometimes, in a year, the one or two times that genuinely change your account curve are all it takes.
The problem is: when it shows up—
did you research it in advance?
Is your wallet ready?
Is the process already working?
Most importantly, when you truly understand it, do you have the nerve to size up your position?
Next time, an opportunity will definitely come again.
What we need to do isn’t to chase every hype cycle, but to make sure that when a truly big opportunity arrives, we’re still in the game.
Brothers, keep looking.
Catch one—and it might just take off immediately.