Eight years of ups and downs in the crypto world, the deepest insight is—opportunities are always there, the question is whether you can live long enough.
Over the years, I’ve seen too many people—doubling their money in a year, only to disappear the next. I’ve gained some practical experience and summarized a few insights, which I share today.
**Focus on a Sector, Don’t Greedily Try to Be a "Universal Trader"**
What is the most common mistake in a bull market? Chasing every hot trend. When AI concepts heat up, go all in; when Meme coins rise again, go all in. The final outcome is often hitting walls everywhere, ending up with nothing.
My approach is completely opposite—during each wave of the market, I only focus on one sector. When AI coins explode, I dedicate all my energy to that track. Understand the launch sequence, the logic of catch-up, who the true leader is, then master this wave. Compared to chasing every trend, mastering one sector usually yields more stable returns.
When the market is crazy, it’s actually the toughest time to stay patient. Keep your own rhythm, don’t be led by various hot news, and your understanding of the market will deepen significantly. It’s like trading—professional traders always beat retail investors.
**The Secret to Picking Coins: New Coins > Old Coins**
Many people are attracted by the low prices of old coins. That’s a trap. Money in the market always flows toward new stories and new expectations. Most old coins are just there to harvest retail investors; low price doesn’t mean high value.
New coins have popularity, influx of funds, and market imagination space. Recognize the trend direction; the probability of making money on new coins is significantly higher.
This isn’t gambling; it’s a market psychology-based strategy. Once you truly understand what is "new" and what can generate "expectations," choosing coins is no longer guesswork.
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DataBartender
· 1h ago
Living longer is certainly true, but I see too many people dying because of their coin choices. They've stepped on mines with both new and old coins. The key still depends on where the trading volume is on the market chart.
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governance_lurker
· 23h ago
Living longer is definitely the right approach; I've seen too many people go all-in and get wrecked right away.
It's reasonable, but the new coin strategies are also easy to get cut, so you need to see clearly whether there's a real story or just a pure money grab.
Mastering one sector thoroughly is indeed more stable than chasing after everything; it tests your discipline.
It's logical, but the key question is how many people can truly stick to their rhythm and resist temptation.
This logic makes sense, but the difficult part is knowing what’s easy to understand and what’s hard to implement.
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SerumSqueezer
· 01-21 02:45
Living long is true. I've seen too many people get rich quickly during a market surge and then cut their gains. Those who are still alive have learned restraint.
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GateUser-addcaaf7
· 01-21 02:30
Living longer is really true; I've seen too many people who double their money in one year only to lose it all the next year.
Regarding new coins versus old coins, I have a different opinion; I feel that new coins carry even greater risks.
Focusing on one sector is indeed a brilliant strategy, much better than my past approach of chasing after everything everywhere.
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RumbleValidator
· 01-21 02:25
I don't agree with the logic of focusing on a single track without gambling, but to be honest, I still remain skeptical about new coins...
Living long enough is indeed the first rule. I've seen too many people become self-absorbed after a wave of huge profits, only to be completely wiped out in the end. I'm just worried that some people take "focus" as a cover, but in reality, they are still gambling.
Eight years of ups and downs in the crypto world, the deepest insight is—opportunities are always there, the question is whether you can live long enough.
Over the years, I’ve seen too many people—doubling their money in a year, only to disappear the next. I’ve gained some practical experience and summarized a few insights, which I share today.
**Focus on a Sector, Don’t Greedily Try to Be a "Universal Trader"**
What is the most common mistake in a bull market? Chasing every hot trend. When AI concepts heat up, go all in; when Meme coins rise again, go all in. The final outcome is often hitting walls everywhere, ending up with nothing.
My approach is completely opposite—during each wave of the market, I only focus on one sector. When AI coins explode, I dedicate all my energy to that track. Understand the launch sequence, the logic of catch-up, who the true leader is, then master this wave. Compared to chasing every trend, mastering one sector usually yields more stable returns.
When the market is crazy, it’s actually the toughest time to stay patient. Keep your own rhythm, don’t be led by various hot news, and your understanding of the market will deepen significantly. It’s like trading—professional traders always beat retail investors.
**The Secret to Picking Coins: New Coins > Old Coins**
Many people are attracted by the low prices of old coins. That’s a trap. Money in the market always flows toward new stories and new expectations. Most old coins are just there to harvest retail investors; low price doesn’t mean high value.
New coins have popularity, influx of funds, and market imagination space. Recognize the trend direction; the probability of making money on new coins is significantly higher.
This isn’t gambling; it’s a market psychology-based strategy. Once you truly understand what is "new" and what can generate "expectations," choosing coins is no longer guesswork.