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Thoughts on the Crypto World: Finding Clarity Amidst Volatility

You probably have experienced this kind of dilemma: when the coins you hold are falling, should you cut losses or hold on for a rebound? Watching others’ coins soar quickly, should you switch your holdings to chase or stick to your own judgment? Every rise and fall in the crypto world seems to tug at our nerves.

Some people treat “short-term speculation” as the norm, frequently operating by watching minute-by-minute charts, feeling pleased with small profits, and rushing to average down on losses, ultimately paying a lot in transaction fees while their principal continues to dwindle. Others take “influencer tips” as gospel; when someone claims “this coin can increase tenfold,” they rush in without considering the project logic or valuation, often ending up buying at a high point and getting trapped. They forget that the crypto world has never been a place where “listening to news guarantees profit,” as those seemingly easy gains hide invisible risks.

However, those who can navigate through bull and bear markets always have their own “rhythm.” In a bull market, they don’t chase highs or get greedy, taking profits in batches according to preset targets, turning unrealized gains into real profits; in a bear market, they don’t panic or blindly follow, but instead calm down to study quality projects that the market has undervalued, slowly building positions with spare cash. Bitcoin’s rise from a few cents to its current status didn’t rely on a single day’s surge, but rather on countless technological iterations and the silent contributions of many over the years; Avalanche’s transformation from a “latecomer” in the public chain race to rapid ecological growth relies not on hype but on a continually optimized consensus mechanism and support for developers. Truly valuable projects are like seeds sown in spring; if they survive the harsh winter, they will surely sprout and grow at the right time.

Don’t let emotions dictate your operations, and don’t let others’ rhythms disrupt your pace. Managing your position well is like leaving yourself a “safety rope”; maintaining independent thought allows you to see the true value of projects. The crypto world is not a casino, but a practice that requires patience and rationality; it’s not about who makes money quickly, but rather who can walk steadily and go far.

Market conditions will continue to fluctuate, and cycles will repeat. As long as you have capital in hand and confidence in your heart, without blindly following trends or giving up easily, you will surely wait for your own spring bloom in this long journey. After all,