Want to learn trading, get into development, or research on-chain data analysis? Actually, advancing in any of these skills involves four key stages.
**Level 1: From Stranger to Understanding** This is the most basic accumulation stage. You need to spend time reading materials, attending courses, and practicing hands-on. Whether it's learning candlestick charting techniques or smart contract auditing, this step cannot be skipped.
**Level 2: From Understanding to Unfamiliar** Knowing ≠ Being able to do. Many people get stuck here, thinking they just need a bit more preparation. But that's not true—you must grit your teeth and start trying, even if it's rough. Through repeated failures, losses, or bugs, you'll truly grasp the patterns.
**Level 3: From Unfamiliar to Skilled** This is the polishing stage. Focused, deliberate practice repeatedly, gradually finding the most efficient workflow. Avoid detours—simplify complex concepts into core points.
**Level 4: From Skilled to Mastery** Real experts are those who repeatedly practice intensively in a short period, internalizing patterns into instinct. Your subconscious can help you make the right decisions—that's true mastery.
These four stages are indispensable and there are no shortcuts.
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airdrop_whisperer
· 5h ago
Absolutely right, the second level is the easiest to mess up. So many people fail because of the phrase "Just learn a bit more before doing it."
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RetroHodler91
· 17h ago
Stuck on the second level and can't get past it, my eyes are hurting from the strain.
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PhantomHunter
· 17h ago
Honestly, the second level was the most heartbreaking... After preparing for so long, I still had to push through, and losses were unavoidable.
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SandwichTrader
· 17h ago
Hmm... The second level is really frustrating. I know it's supposed to be challenging, but I just can't get it right at first. I failed several times before I understood.
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ColdWalletGuardian
· 17h ago
That's right, but the second level is the hardest to endure. Talking about strategies on paper is really useless; you have to invest real money to learn.
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PanicSeller
· 17h ago
You're absolutely right, the second level is the most deadly; so many people have died there, just talking about it on paper every day.
Want to learn trading, get into development, or research on-chain data analysis? Actually, advancing in any of these skills involves four key stages.
**Level 1: From Stranger to Understanding**
This is the most basic accumulation stage. You need to spend time reading materials, attending courses, and practicing hands-on. Whether it's learning candlestick charting techniques or smart contract auditing, this step cannot be skipped.
**Level 2: From Understanding to Unfamiliar**
Knowing ≠ Being able to do. Many people get stuck here, thinking they just need a bit more preparation. But that's not true—you must grit your teeth and start trying, even if it's rough. Through repeated failures, losses, or bugs, you'll truly grasp the patterns.
**Level 3: From Unfamiliar to Skilled**
This is the polishing stage. Focused, deliberate practice repeatedly, gradually finding the most efficient workflow. Avoid detours—simplify complex concepts into core points.
**Level 4: From Skilled to Mastery**
Real experts are those who repeatedly practice intensively in a short period, internalizing patterns into instinct. Your subconscious can help you make the right decisions—that's true mastery.
These four stages are indispensable and there are no shortcuts.