A popular saying in the community is—"One person can go fast, but a group can go far." But have you ever wondered why some people can steadily achieve financial freedom while others are still debating which coin to buy?



The difference seems huge. They are already on vacation, while you’re still flipping through candlestick charts. When the screen is full of green and prices are rising, they’re sipping coffee without a care, while you’re busy and overwhelmed. But the true nature of this gap might be much more complex than you think.

To put it simply, the real divide isn’t in the amount of funds. It’s whether you understand the fundamentals—how to execute trades, what a wallet private key is, how to manage risk, and whether you can decisively act when opportunities arise. Some have fallen behind in courses and still only have a superficial understanding of these basics. Others have already mastered them; when building a position, they know what they’re doing, and when to make a move without hesitation.

Ultimately, what’s the difference? It’s the dimension, the circle. You’re still anxious about choosing coins, while they’ve already evolved to thinking about asset allocation. You’re repeatedly confirming at the bottom, while they’ve already entered the market and are cruising. This isn’t about who’s smarter, but about who understands the game rules earlier and who has formed their own trading system faster.

So sometimes, learning together with like-minded friends, building positions jointly, and growing together is really important. Not just for mutual comfort, but to learn from each other’s mistakes, strengthen the basics, and ultimately elevate together.
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ruggedNotShruggedvip
· 2h ago
There's nothing wrong with that, but I think the most important thing is execution. Many people understand the principles but just can't follow through.
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CrashHotlinevip
· 2h ago
That's true, but the key is to find the right people. Many "like-minded" individuals ultimately end up just cutting each other's leeks.
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AlphaWhisperervip
· 2h ago
Really, solid fundamentals are the key, otherwise no matter how many opportunities there are, they are all useless.
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CryptoComedianvip
· 2h ago
Laughing until I started crying, and I'm still debating which coin to buy, while others are already thinking about asset allocation. --- Honestly, trying to get rich overnight without mastering the basics is just asking to be scammed. --- I just want to know if those who are financially free don't look at K-line charts. Anyway, I can't quit. --- It's indeed important to learn from others' mistakes, but only if you have reliable people; otherwise, you'll just fall into the pit together. --- The use of the word "dimension" is good; we're still on flat drawings, while others are already looking at 3D. --- The real difference is that some people have already understood the game rules, while we're still reading the manual while playing. --- Watching others drink coffee every day, while I'm still glued to the chart—maybe the difference lies in this mindset.
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