I found that understanding the market and making money in the market are completely two different systems—

Many people are extremely optimistic about a coin, but insist on waiting for the most comfortable position:

BTC went from 60,000 to 70,000, saying to wait for a pullback;

70,000 to 80,000, saying to wait for a panic dip;

80,000 to 90,000, saying it has already risen too much;

Above 90,000, starting to study if it has reached a peak and will crash.

When it finally crashes, there are overwhelming macro crises, miner sell-offs, ETF fund outflows, whales dumping, the U.S. election, interest rate uncertainty—sure enough, he no longer dares to buy.

In any case, he will always find a new reason not to buy and a new reason to wait in the market!

All day long studying housing prices, U.S. stocks, gold, Bitcoin, AI, consumer upgrades, population structure, can talk about it all, yet when it comes to increasing positions, it’s always to wait a bit longer.

Damn it, when waiting for eight consecutive green candles, you’ll only want to slap yourself twice in regret:

What the hell am I waiting for? Is there really a big difference between 60,000 and 65,000? Why didn’t I just jump in?

This is also why many people feel particularly painful after the bull market ends—

Many people understood BTC after 2016,

Many people understood the trend of institutionalization in 2020,

Many people after 2023 understood that ETFs will change the funding structure.

But in the end, those who truly reap large profits are always the few.

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