Hoarding coins is like being a widow; only by sitting still can there be hope

Let me say it again, as an experienced person in the crypto industry, I can responsibly tell you that hoarding coins = sitting in prison, holding coins = being a widow. Back in the day, you could only exchange $100 for one Luna, but now you can get 2 Lunas for $1. If you were trapped in LUNA back then and wanted to hoard Luna, you can imagine that even sitting in prison wouldn't wait for this day. No amount of years of being a widow will help. Retail investors shouldn't think too much.

When trading coins, the more information you look at, the less money you will earn.

To take a step back, we retail investors should only care about matters that retail investors care about, and not worry about other things. Public information is useless, especially for coins, because prices already reflect all such information. Information that everyone knows won't bring you any wealth secrets; instead, it will lead you to make wrong moves and waste a lot of your time. Therefore, if you observe and consume garbage information all day long, hoping to find a shred of wealth secrets in the trash, without exception, you will often be the one left holding the bag in this market. Filtering out garbage information is an excellent way to gain wealth in trading coins. The more you scatter your attention, the less focused you can be to think about strategies, analyze projects, and making money is just nonsense. It's delusional to expect to find a hundredfold coin among the complex news and information; this behavior is no different from trying to fish for a needle in the ocean, purely relying on luck. And since a lifetime is limited, doing these things is in vain.

After understanding this logic, what should retail investors do? It is recommended to uninstall all industry apps, quiet down, and focus on learning about investments, blockchain, and other knowledge. Arm your brain with a wealth of knowledge; qualitative change is formed through quantitative change. This is the realistic approach. When you don't have your judgment framework, hurriedly looking at news and frequently trading is akin to gambling. The information you see is largely what others want you to see, so being calm and thinking about the intentions behind the information is the key, and this requires the accumulation of life experience. For ordinary people, the best strategy is to block out all so-called news and information and continuously improve their understanding of the market; this is what truly matters. Saying more is useless; action speaks louder than words!