In the financial field, analysts and traders represent two entirely different career paths. The main challenge faced by analysts is to accurately judge market trends, while traders need to make precise decisions in actual operations.

In reality, some people are born with a keen insight into analyzing the market, while others excel in executing trading strategies. However, the biggest misconception is that many mistakenly believe they can perfectly play both roles, viewing themselves as the 'chosen one' who can do it all.

For this reason, when I wrote "The Cryptocurrency Trading Manual for Ordinary People," I specifically named the first chapter "Preface: Ordinary People Are Not Chosen Ones," aiming to help readers set reasonable expectations and recognize their own positioning, so that they can find a suitable place for themselves in the complex cryptocurrency market.