Share a contrarian observation:

In the crypto market,

the more people want to make money,

the more often they fail to.

Why?

Because people who are too eager to make money

are always looking for the “next 100x coin,”

always chasing pumps and selling dumps,

always hopping between different tracks,

and always thinking, “This is rising too slowly—switch to something that moves faster.”

So what happens?

They chase in and get trapped,

they get cut and then go chase the next one,

and after a whole bull run,

they haven’t made much—

they’ve ended up paying a huge amount in fees and slippage.

On the other hand, those who are “not that interested in making money”—

they pick BTC and a few mainstream coins,

buy and hold,

don’t watch the charts all day,

don’t keep meddling and switching things around,

and in the end their returns are actually higher.

As for investing,

slow is fast,

and less is more.

The more急 you are to make money,

the more the market has to teach you a lesson;

the less急 you are,

the more the market will reward you.

Good night.