Cryptocurrency circles are playing out stories of sudden wealth every day. The gains of coins like BEAT, RIVER, and ZEC are right in front of us, making people envious. But have you ever wondered why these opportunities never seem to come to you?

To put it simply, it's not because of bad luck, but because your cognition, strategy, and patience are all a bit lacking.

The wealth story you imagine goes like this:
Low entry point → Skyrocketing surge → Cash out at high → Life rewritten

But in reality, most people follow a different path:
Chasing the trend → Buying in at a peak and getting trapped → Panicking and cutting losses → Chasing the rise again → Borrowing money to add positions → Finally blowing up → Owing debts

Why is that?

Because truly 100x coins require one or two years of deep research and quiet positioning before anyone pays attention. Ordinary investors simply can't wait that long or understand it clearly; they just follow the herd.

And when the coin really skyrockets? More people are reluctant to sell. They think it can still go higher, so they wait. Then a big red candle drops, profits vanish, and people are stunned.

When prices fall, they refuse to cut losses and still dream of a miraculous rebound. In the end, just like LUNA, they fall straight from heaven into the depths of the earth.

On the other hand, those who actually make money in the crypto space share a common trait: they dare to buy when the market is quiet, know how to cash out during surges, and strictly follow their plans during market fluctuations.

It's not driven by passion or luck, but by systematic methods and enough patience.

If you can't hold your position when prices rise, and can't withstand psychological pressure when they fall, then the crypto market is at best a money-printing machine that amplifies your desires.

Want to avoid getting cut? The first step is not to chase hot trends recklessly. The second step is to learn how to hold your positions.

Short-term market movements depend on luck; long-term gains rely on cognitive accumulation. The next market opportunity is already taking shape—whether you can seize it depends on your own grasp.